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I believe he means: they aren’t in competition for customers. They are in competition for stockholders. Stockholders exist in a true competitive marketplace whe
by lxmorj 7y ago
I believe he means: they aren’t in competition for customers. They are in competition for stockholders. Stockholders exist in a true competitive marketplace where AT&T must provide value to get their business. This is strictly not the case for most of AT&Ts customer-facing business. That exists in an oligopoly that appears to collude on pricing and (lack of) service.
- smsm42 7y agoAs an ex-client of AT&T and now client of a set of different providers, that has not been my experience - both prices and service levels vary quite significantly.