Today On YouTube: T-Mobile Slams AT&T & Verizon With Latest Ad

Hey guys, as you know, we have a YouTube channel, which is integrated into our widely popular LEI Mobile application, and today, I uploaded an advertisement that T-Mobile just released. This advertisement deals with the iPhone and now it’s featuring both an AT&T and a Verizon guy.

The advertisement goes on to show that 4G is fast and it’s unfortunate that the iPhone isn’t 4G equipped yet. Check it out!

8 Comments

  1. T mobile is so fucking angry with envy of not being allowed to sell iPhone on there networks in the u.s.

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    • Oh, I agree completely. However, I still believe that the iPhone is coming to T-Mobile by mid-2012. These ads may hurt their chances though, but I think that Apple being able to sell phones to 300 million people is more important than having a carrier bash on your carrier partners for a little bit.

      Remember Verizon? They bashed AT&T and have always said that iPhone was a great phone, but with crappy service. Now T-Mobile is doing the same, they aren’t directly bashing the iPhone, this could point to something…

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  2. Tmobile will get the first iPhone with 4G!!!

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    • lol, what sources have u been alerted from? lol. Guys, this is Mike’s personal opinion, lol. We have no information, so far, to back that claim up.

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  3. I hope that happens cuz then I’d b happy for being switched from sprint to t-mobile

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  4. I hope Mike is right.

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  5. I’ve read that 4G is often slower than 3G and its coverage is pretty spotty. Has that changed or is this 4G superiority thing just propaganda?

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