T-Mobile: 1 Million Sitting on Fixed Wireless Waiting List
T-Mobile is the leading fixed wireless provider, ending the third quarter with 6 million subscribers.
T-Mobile is the leading fixed wireless provider, ending the third quarter with 6 million subscribers.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 2024 – Consumer interest in logging in to the internet over a fixed wireless connection remains strong.
Jon Freier, president of T-Mobile's Consumer Group, said Tuesday that 1 million people are sitting on the waiting list to subscribe to the company's fixed wireless access service, which has been putting competitive pressure on Comcast, Charter Communications, and AT&T in recent years.
"We have a million people on our waitlist right now for 5G broadband at T-Mobile – a million people that want to be a part of us, but we don't have a slot open for them right here right now based on where they live," Freier said at the UBS TMT Summit in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.
T-Mobile is the leading fixed wireless provider, ending the third quarter with 6 million subscribers, equaling 60% of all subscribers in that access category.
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