T-Mobile CFO Carter: Momentum Continues, Outlook Is Rosy

The transcript discusses T-Mobile's impressive growth, capturing 100% of the postpaid voice market growth in the U.S. for the first quarter. Despite a streak of adding over a million postpaid subscribers ending, T-Mobile's momentum remains strong due to lower churn rates and upcoming handset launches. The discussion highlights that Sprint's performance does not significantly impact T-Mobile's growth, which is driven by its robust 4G LTE network and investments. The majority of T-Mobile's new customers come from AT&T and Verizon, with Sprint's market size having minimal effect.

What was a key factor in T-Mobile's growth in the postpaid voice market?

• New phone models

• Partnership with Sprint

• 100% growth capture in the US

• Increased advertising

What was a significant reason for the end of T-Mobile's streak of adding over a million postpaid subscribers?

• Lower overall switching among carriers

• Increased competition from Sprint

• Higher phone prices

• Network issues

What is a major factor contributing to T-Mobile's competitive advantage?

• Lower pricing than competitors

• Exclusive phone models

• Fastest 4G LTE network

• Partnerships with smaller carriers

Which carriers are the primary sources of T-Mobile's new customers?

• Sprint and smaller carriers

• AT&T and Verizon

• International carriers

• New market entrants

How much has T-Mobile invested in their network over the last four years?

• $25 billion

• $20 billion

• $15 billion

• $10 billion