T-Mobile US (TMUS), always big on promotions, for its next one reportedly might allow customers to stream select video service such as Netflix (NFLX) or HBO without usage counting toward their data caps. If true, the move could tax the Uncarrier’s mobile network. T-Mobile CEO John Legere said on the company’s Q3 earnings conference call Tuesday that the company will unveil its Uncarrier 10 promotion on Nov. 10. T-Mobile has used its
T-Mobile US on Tuesday upped its 2015 forecast for subscriber additions, also saying it expects more Q4 adds to come from leasing promotions, including plans offered for Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone 6S. Analysts say T-Mobile’s (TMUS) shift to leasing plans was a factor in Tuesday’s Q3 revenue miss, as equipment revenue was lower than expected. T-Mobile’s stock was down 7% in midday trading in the stock market today, near 38.50. While T-Mobile in 2013 was
T-Mobile US (TMUS) before the open Tuesday is expected to post Q3 revenue growth of 13% and adjusted EBITDA growth of 51%, driven by rising numbers of subscribers. T-Mobile has been gaining market share vs.AT&T (T), Verizon Communications and Sprint (S) with its Uncarrier-branded promotions. Verizon (VZ) on Oct. 20 said it added 430,000 postpaid phone accounts in Q3, while AT&T on Oct. 22 said it lost about 330,000 phone subscribers. Sprint is set