T-Mobile Responds to AT&T's Attack Ad [Images]

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Posted March 6, 2013 at 10:49pm by iClarified

T-Mobile has released three new ads in response to an AT&T ad that attacked the quality of its network, reports TmoNews.

The ads read:
● Can You See The Beads of Sweat In This Ads?

● What Keeps AT&T Up At Night? Apparently Us.

● If AT&T Thought Our Network Wasn't Great, Why Did They Try To Buy It?

If you've seen AT&T's recent ads, someone is obviously worried. With T-Mobile turning up the heat, they apparently feel the need to take cheap shots at our network. Well, don't take AT&T's word for it, or ours for that matter. See the facts about T-Mobile's 4G network for yourself at t-mobile.com/coverage.

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zeppy - March 8, 2013 at 10:44pm

Left AT&T in 2010 after being with AT&T since 1995. T-Mobile has been the best experience in every aspect especially in price. 2 iPhones and 3 Android smartphones currently with T-Mobile for $114/month. This includes all taxes and fees as well as unlimited text and 4 data plans. $114/month. T-Mobile is looking better than ever!! Love You T-Mobile!!!

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Trollspray - March 7, 2013 at 5:58am

1. It's all about location. Where I live, AT&T sucks, literally (1-2 bars). T-Mobile on the other hand works flawlessly in this area. To be fair, my signal was stronger with AT&T at my work. 2. Since my switch from AT&T to T-Mobile, I pay $190 unlim talk/data/txt for the whole family (all iphones) on their 'sim only value plan' 3. In my case, t-mobile's customer service was always fast and easy to talk with. 4. T-mobile will probably never offer the iPhone because they offer cheaper subsidized monthly payments. (Sure you pay $199 for the new iphone but i'm spending consderably much less on my monthly. 5. I sent this on my iphone using T-mobile's network

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JoshvanHulst - March 7, 2013 at 5:31am

Haha this is viral! I love the spats between AT&T and T-mobile. T-mobile has definitely stepped up after the merger went sour. They aren't giving up the fight in being more competitive with gaining more customers

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Hye100% - March 7, 2013 at 4:31am

Tmobile rocks. My iPhone 5 on tmobile gets 15mbs download and it reads 3G but it's faster than my cousins AT&T iPhone 5LTE. As far as price!! Tmobile is the cheapest bar none! 4 phones 2 unlimited everything, including True unlimited Internet-$135 a month ( I do have a corporate discount though. Go tmobile. Oh yeah, don't have a 2 year agreement either I can cancel any time. And I save enough money every year to buy me a brand new unlocked iPhone.

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la ALLEN - March 7, 2013 at 2:02am

I am waiting for T-mobile to get up to snuff for my iphone 5, then ATT can kiss good bye...

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Audi S8 - March 7, 2013 at 12:22am

I hate my provider!!!!! AT&T sucksssss big time!!!!!!! I miss T-mobile :)

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Skyluck - March 6, 2013 at 11:14pm

When the War will end !!!!! If not this World will End soon !!!!

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tzvifiller - March 6, 2013 at 11:13pm

Verizon would be the best network if they would make a unlimited plan for iPhone