
In an interview to
Brian Chen,
New York Times,
Ralph de la Vega (pictured), President and CEO,
AT&T Mobility was asked whether AT&T is going to bring back the unlimited data accounts, following the offering of
T-mobile (
here) and
Sprint (chart below), both with Apple's iPhone5.
The short answer was "
None at this time". AT&T counts on its customer loyalty - "
We’ve seen Verizon get the iPhone, we’ve seen Sprint get the iPhone and offer unlimited data plans. And now T-Mobile will get it. But while all that’s happened, our customer loyalty has improved and churn has gone down".
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Source: Sprint |
See "
C.E.S. 2013: Ralph de la Vega of AT&T Mobility" -
here.
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