T-Mobile CEO John Legere responds to BlackBerry users on Twitter

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T-Mobile John LegereLast week T-Mobile sent out an e-mail to a select number of customers attacking BlackBerry users with an ad asking users to switch to iPhone devices (ad shown below) from their BlackBerry phones. BlackBerry users got note of this and let the T-Mobile CEO @JohnLegere know how they felt about it, he responded and this is what he had to say.

While it doesn’t mean much it is good to know that BlackBerry users voice was heard and the T-Mobile CEO will report back on what he plans to do in regards to BlackBerry users. He did follow up and tweet this about the above tweet:


Hopefully he gives BlackBerry users what they want and start selling BlackBerry devices in stores again, bring out the BlackBerry Z30!

In case you were wondering what ad was sent via e-mail here it is:

t-mobile-blackberry-iphone-switch

Clearly attacking BlackBerry users, hopefully with BlackBerry users stepping up and voicing their opinion via Twitter we see more of a commitment from T-Mobile.

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