CEOs of Sprint and T-Mobile have had truly a confrontation one a popular social media platform, Twitter this past week. John Legere, CEO of T-Mobile and Marcelo Claure, CEO of Sprint.
LEGERE SHAMELESSLY PROMOTES T-MOBILE
John Legere, CEO of T-Mobile, has truly made a name for himself for shamelessly advertising in attempts to advance T-Mobile’s services without any consideration of his rival phone carriers. This, without a doubt rubbed off on the CEO of another wireless phone carrier. Late on Twitter Wednesday night, Legere scrutinized “All In”. This is another pricing plan that Sprint has come out with. Claure, Sprint’s CEO, reacted to Legere’s feedback with a series of tweets calling the pricing plans of T-Mobile to be misleading to the customer.
This is not the first time Legere has made remarks about different wireless phone carriers. He has made remarks to the two biggest carriers In the United States: Verizon and AT&T.
ceos of sprint and t-mobile BOTH PETITIONED THE FCC FOR MARKET SHARING
This past spring, T-Mobile and Sprint requested of the Federal Communications Commission, or FCC, to grow the pool of wireless transmissions be sold to the smaller carriers like T-Mobile and Sprint in the next year. Verizon and AT&T have considerable larger amounts of market sharing in the market shares. Their amount of market sharing is currently a lot larger than the other two carriers.
CLAUDE says t-mobile ‘WORSE THAN THE OTHER TWO CARRIERS TOGETHER’
Claude made a remark on Twitter that Legere and T-Mobile were “worse than the other two carriers together”. He then stated that Sprint’s new “All In” is a ‘hit and miss’. He then compared Sprint to the two bigger carriers, Verizon and T-Mobile. In addition to these tweets, there was very colorful language accessorizing his tweets. To top it all off, Claure tweeted at John Legere that he was tired of him and his “uncarrier *expletive* and ended his tweet with #Tmobilelikehell. This was in response to Legere’s earlier #Sprintlikehll remark.
Claure reacted to these remarks by stating that imitation is a joke. He then says that T- Mobile tricks people into thinking that they have a 15 dollar iPhone lease when it isn’t true. He also says that they let their customers believe that they can update their phones up to three times, but fail to tell them that the bill goes up $27 when they do. He then ends his tweet with #Tmobilelikehell.
Legere finished this session of the fight hours after the fact saying, “you mad bro?” The T-Mobile advertising office has declined to make any official remarks, saying that Legere represents himself. This fight between the CEOs of sprint and t-mobile is a spicy one for sure.
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CEOs of Sprint and T-Mobile Have It Out on Twitter and the Whole World Watches
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