T-Mobile’s price cut begs a question …
Why?
An 80% drop in prices from ANY supplier or service provider begs the question: Has the company been fleecing its customers up to now?
A subscriber submitted the following comment:
In the absence of any earth-shattering new technology that seriously reduces the service provider's operating costs, my gut response to any announcement of such a drastic price cut is a suspicion that:
- Some serious competition has arrived on the market
- The company is cutting its own costs and compromising its efficiencies
- The company has been overcharging its subscribers all along
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