T-Mobile had 312,000 new prepaid, or no-contract, customers in Q3. With all of the new customers throwing funds in T-Mobile’s direction, they generated $4.67 billion in revenue over the quarter. However, they actually slipped slightly from the revenue that they had in Q2.
While they may have lost 186,000 postpaid customers, it is simply just a continuing trend of consumers taking advantage of the cheaper prepaid plans that T-Mobile has to offer. Back in Q2 they saw 281,000 customers get rid of their postpaid plans while 231,000 customers flocked to T-Mobile’s prepaid services.
All in all, T-Mobile is still getting by despite the fact that consumers are starting to choose their prepaid services over the ball and chain. With the holiday season approaching rapidly there is no reason to think that they will not see even more growth in Q4.
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