T-Mobile
Metro PCS is wearing a brand-new name.
T-Mobile stated Monday it’s rebranding Metro PCs as Metro by T-Mobile and will introduce a brand-new project to highlight the pre-paid brand name next month with 2 brand-new limitless strategies. The strategies will have tiers that consist of Amazon Prime subscription and Google One cloud storage
“It drives me crazy that literally millions of hard-working people are struggling to get by yet feel stuck with AT&T and Verizon because they think prepaid wireless is subpar,” John Legere, CEO of T-Mobile, stated in a declaration. “That’s outdated thinking! Metro by T-Mobile customers aren’t making a compromise, they’re refusing to make a compromise.”
Metro PCS and T-Mobile combined 5 years earlier however continued to run as different brand names.
Metro PCS provides pre-paid service on the T-Mobile network, though clients might experience a downturn (compared to postpaid T-Mobile clients) if they remain in a hectic location, according to the declaration. Also, if Metro clients utilize more than 35 GB of information monthly, their mobile web speed might be minimized till the next payment cycle begins.
The modification come as T-Mobile and Sprint are attempting to get approval for their merger offer from the Federal CommunicationCommission The 2 have actually attempted to integrate forces a number of times in an effort to end up being more competitive versus provider giants like Verizon and AT&T. Currently, the FCC has actually positioned the T-Mobile-Sprint merger on time out for more evaluation.
T-Mobile didn’t right away react to an ask for remark.
