T-Mobile has been receiving some backlash since last year, for multiple decisions that have been unpopular with consumers. According to two of our recent polls, it turns out that a lot of you don’t believe in the “un-carrier” anymore, a stark shift in public perception since only a few years ago.
T-Mobile no longer a different option?
Public perception of T-Mobile has visibly shifted in the last year or two, with many users claiming that the “un-carrier” is now anything but. Online forums are full of threads where frustrated customers say that T-Mobile is now just like AT&T and Verizon, which is to say that it’s nothing special anymore.
If new customers are opting for them, they are on it already
26.02%
Growing apathy towards T-Mobile
So, are you with T-Mobile? | Image credit — The New York Times
According to a second poll we held, it seems like customers are becoming a lot more apathetic towards the carrier. You’re apparently no longer surprised about changes that you don’t agree with.
Are you disappointed in T-Mobile for raising the late fee?
Of course.
43.91%
Nothing T-Mobile does surprises me anymore.
40.69%
No, it's a small increase.
1.33%
No, it's avoidable.
14.08%
But is it all bad?
There is definitely a lot to dislike about recent happenings over at the un-carrier, but it’s most definitely not all bad. T-Mobile still remains a very reliable network for many Americans, and continues to see explosive growth each month.
It’s the first carrier to have rolled out nationwide satellite service, effectively eliminating dead zones across the country. Perks like T-Mobile Tuesdays and new price-lock guarantees also keep many of you around, if the network’s extensive reach wasn’t already good enough.
T-Mobile has definitely made some questionable decisions recently, but how much have they really affected you? Let’s vote.
Are you actively considering leaving T-Mobile?
Yes, already on it
40.63%
Maybe, not sure
38.44%
No, it's still the best
20.94%
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