T-Mobile being a BADBOY

[Youbetternot]

T-Mobile with false advertising shame, time to switch to AT&T or someother better company

Apparently AT&T isn't the only one thinking that T-Mobile's Uncarrier advertising campaign might be a touch too aggressive. The National Advertising Division, which is administered by the Council of Better Business Bureaus, has put out a statement scolding the magenta carrier for "flawed" advertising claims against its GSM rival. It takes particular issue with the assertion that T-Mobile offers 50 percent more bandwidth than AT&T because it only compares HSPA networks and doesn't take into account the latter's ever-increasing LTE grid. The NAD goes on to conclude that there's "insufficient evidence that AT&T's combined network, including LTE is likely to be slowed by congestion than T-Mobile's," suggesting that T-Mobile halt all pronouncements otherwise. If it wishes to continue those claims, the NAD says it should outline the conditions where they would occur, such as the situations, locations or type of phones required to have an advantage.

 

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[Mooshi]

Welp.

 

[EChondo]

T-Mobile being charged with false advertising?

 

You do not even want to go there AT&T, you are one of the worst offenders in that matter, you're just butthurt that T-Mobile is and has been kicking your ass.

 

I've been a T-Mobile customer for almost a decade now, I've never had a problem with them and whenever there is a mishap they give me more benefits for my contract(more minutes, free month of data, etc.).

 

One of the best companies and customer service I've ever had.

[Imaginaerum]

T-Mobile being charged with false advertising?

 

You do not even want to go there AT&T, you are one of the worst offenders in that matter, you're just butthurt that T-Mobile is and has been kicking your ass.

 

I've been a T-Mobile customer for almost a decade now, I've never had a problem with them and whenever there is a mishap they give me more benefits for my contract(more minutes, free month of data, etc.).

 

One of the best companies and customer service I've ever had.

Then stop serving cities. I live in the middle of nowhere and have one option: Verizon. I've never had an issue with them but I wouldn't mind more choices...