T-Mobile drops iPhone from the "Bring your own iPhone" campaign
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iPhone goes MIA |
Just a few days ago, rumors started circulating the web claiming that the term "iPhone" was to be dropped from T-Mobile's marketing ploy, and this photo of a T-Mobile flyer confirms them. Did Apple ask T-Mobile to alter the campaign's nature, or was it the carriers? We don't really know.
However, T-Mobile would still let any owner of an unlocked AT&T smartphone to join its network. In fact, anyone who joins the party might potentially save up to $50 by switching to a T-Mobile plan. As far as iPhone 5 owners are concerned, they are more than welcome to switch to T-Mobile, as Nano-SIM cards are in stock at the carrier's outlets.
source: TmoNews
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5 Comments
2. TheMan posted on 16 Oct 2012, 06:30 1 0
Yes, and the deal probably was "stop using our name in your advertising, or we'll sue your a$$, T-Mobile..."
3. k1ng617 posted on 16 Oct 2012, 07:46 0 0
Yea well at 2g speeds it's still barely usable. T-Mobile swap 1900mhz!
5. PAPINYC (limited) 5 days ago posted on 16 Oct 2012, 09:19 0 0
My sources at the pentAgon tell me that Apple quietly sued T-Mobile and that the AdjudiCator was none other than Judge Lucy Ho who, of course, granted an iNjunction banning the commercialization of any iPhone by T-Mobile.
