I read your recent blog post today (About the iPhone – a Letter to T-Mobile Customers) regarding the iPhone. Now, having been a satisfied customer of T-Mobile for 5 or 6 years, I'm not really looking to switch carriers at this time. I would however, like to make something crystal clear:
As one of your customers who would really like to see the iPhone on T-Mobile, I do not give a tinkers damn about the Samsung Galaxy S II, the HTC Amaze, or any non-iPhone device. At all.
Are we clear on this? I really hope so, because the only way for me to be any clearer would be for me to tattoo it on your forehead backwards so you can read it every time you look in a mirror.
I own exactly one Apple product (an iPad). I'm not a particular Apple fanboy, not one of those so many have derided as "worshiping at the altar of Jobs". To be honest, I'm not 100% certain that it will meet my smart phone requirements. But I'd like to have the opportunity to verify this. To compare it against your other offerings.
Do your customer base a favor: Don't tease us with tech we're not going to get, and don't trot out other tech which isn't the tech so many want. Quit with the "you can't have this, but you can have that instead". It's annoying, condescending, and doesn't endear you to your users.
Miracle Whip ain't mayonnaise, but each have their fans and haters; some even like both.
Same with Apple and Android.
Best regards,
Frank N. Huminski
As one of your customers who would really like to see the iPhone on T-Mobile, I do not give a tinkers damn about the Samsung Galaxy S II, the HTC Amaze, or any non-iPhone device. At all.
Are we clear on this? I really hope so, because the only way for me to be any clearer would be for me to tattoo it on your forehead backwards so you can read it every time you look in a mirror.
I own exactly one Apple product (an iPad). I'm not a particular Apple fanboy, not one of those so many have derided as "worshiping at the altar of Jobs". To be honest, I'm not 100% certain that it will meet my smart phone requirements. But I'd like to have the opportunity to verify this. To compare it against your other offerings.
Do your customer base a favor: Don't tease us with tech we're not going to get, and don't trot out other tech which isn't the tech so many want. Quit with the "you can't have this, but you can have that instead". It's annoying, condescending, and doesn't endear you to your users.
Miracle Whip ain't mayonnaise, but each have their fans and haters; some even like both.
Same with Apple and Android.
Best regards,
Frank N. Huminski