Could BlackBerry and T-Mobile reconcile for future BlackBerry products?

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In a sit down interview with CNET’s Roger Cheng, T-Mobile CEO John Legere was asked on whether he thinks if T-Mobile will ever do business with BlackBerry for each of their customers. Check out the video and find out what he has to say.

 

Earlier this year, the two companies had a little fallout which resulted in the two formally ending their business relationship together. In other words, T-Mobile (for now) has not been selling any BlackBerry products. It was ugly, T-Mobile offered BlackBerry customers $100 off for their new smartphone purchase if they joined T-Mobile which resulted 94% of customers that took up on John Legere’s offer, ended up changing platforms.

Earlier this week, John Legere sat down with CNET’s very own Roger Cheng and one of the questions asked was whether or not he thinks if T-Mobile will do business with BlackBerry again, the video below will show you what he has to say. It’s a good watch and I agree with the somewhat outspoken CEO

Source:CNET

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