AT&T may have acknowledged a squabble, but T-Mobile won't settle for anything less than a war. Calling it a "desperate move" to win over customers, boisterous T-Mobile CEO John Legere responded to AT&T's offer to give his customers $200 per line for switching over their service with an attack of his own. "Consumers won't be fooled," Legere writes in a statement posted to T-Mobile's website, "...nothing has changed; customers will still feel the same old pain that AT&T is famous for."
T-Mobile CEO calls new AT&T promotion 'desperate,' teases surprise next week
The Verge - 3 Jan 2014 23:53
AT&T may have acknowledged a squabble, but T-Mobile won't settle for anything less than a war. Calling it a "desperate move" to win over customers, boisterous T-Mobile CEO John Legere responded to AT&T's offer to give his customers $200 per line for switching over their service with an attack of his own. "Consumers won't be fooled," Legere writes in a statement posted to T-Mobile's website, "...nothing has changed; customers will still feel the same old pain that AT&T is famous for."
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