It looks like T-Mobile will keep “playing that game” after all. The nation’s scrappiest wireless carrier saw intense customer backlash late last week when it announced that it was eliminating its employer discount program that offered big discounts to subscribers who work at one of many large companies. Positioned as a move that would level the playing field and offer T-Mobile’s standard pricing to all customers, CEO John Legere said that the old employer discount program was “designed to help big carriers close big corporate contracts, with employees as bargaining chips.” Legere continued, “We aren’t playing that game anymore. This change is about simplifying wireless for everyone … including employees of small and large companies alike.” After fielding thousands of complaints from subscribers
T-Mobile backtracks on latest Uncarrier move following subscriber backlash
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