AT&T wants a fiber customer that will also take wireless service. They really aren't fighting for the rest of you out there. Take it or leave it. It shows in the numbers.
AT&T combined consumer, business & firstnet all in...totals less than 390k net. 👀
https://t.co/9Pq0NrDTYd
@legreebrynn2 AT&T has a network guarantee…and they are losing customers. This isn’t about T-Mobile being better. This is about customers choosing other options at scale. The conversation isn’t anecdotal, their operating metrics are telling the real story.
AT&T mobility plans are stale & their network is uninspiring. Outage guarantees aren't moving the needle whatsoever. It's just a silly business expense.
Consumer Home broadband shines at AT&T. The business segment is weak, they won't even discuss it.
https://t.co/z09d5oCRTm
@legreebrynn2 AT&T is losing where they do not have fiber. This means 2/3 of the country. You really think that wireless network is that good? What do you think the adoption rate of their elite plan is? It's a $100+ plan.
Hurricane Isaias tested our network. AI helped it adapt in real time.
Good piece on how connectivity technology is changing disaster response 👇https://t.co/qgpFKQ0qKJ
AT&T wireless base is one sided. Where they sell fiber they take share. This is well known & understood.
The margin is getting wider. They doubled their net fiber & FWA adds but phone net adds are flat.
Their wireless plans & network don't compete, standalone.
@sebastianbarros Telco reaches most of what you listed. Flights the only true exception. Their terrestrial networks get larger every year and FWA scales accordingly in both coverage and capacity (availability). Att chose Amazon for their enterprise satellite solution.
Elons words…high bandwidth mobile network.
He needs spectrum, he needs terrestrial cell sites.
Auctions are about to get real pricey.
Cell service pricing going to fly like his rockets….get your fake ass price guarantees while you can 😂
@NicholasT1979 The lack of mmwave deployments from operators that have these licenses is a problem.
Some operators do not have the required cell site density either.
Disproportionate market share is also an issue.
Several problems unfortunately.
@Dan_Schulman "delight" the customer. Nobody asked for this. @verizon is a 1 step forward 3 steps back company.
Vz plans & prices matter much less when billing, systems & policies are broken.
The most profitable customer segment (postpay) is loaded with pain points. Go prepaid.