When T-Mobile reported their 4th quarter 2010 numbers last week there was good news and bad news. We elected to cover the good news, continued smartphone growth, while most other sites focused on their high churn numbers in both pre and postpaid churn.
In a move that some were expecting T-Mobile is ending the Flex Pay program on March 13th and going with a more traditional program of offering deposits in the $50, $100, $200, and $400 varieties. The deposits will be determined by a credit scoring system and the deposits, like all other carriers, will be given back after 12 months.
The only restrictions with the deposit model is that deposit customers will not be eligible for international roaming or T-mobiles in house equipment financing.
A T-Mobile spokesperson confirmed to us the day the fourth quarter results came out that the Flex Pay program was considered prepaid, as are traditional, pre-packaged prepay programs from T-Mobile, like the ones available at WalMart.
READ MORE
Source Via:The Droid Guy via Tmo-news via phandroid
Source Via:The Droid Guy via Tmo-news via phandroid
Get It 2 Go!!!!!!!!
Follow Us on Twitter ---> @Getit2goboyz
No comments:
Post a Comment