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Un-carrier CEO John Legere (right) and T‑Mobile President, Mike Sievert (left) answer caller’s questions during the T‑Mobile Q3 2019 Earnings call on Monday, Oct. 28, 2019 in Bellevue, Wash. During the webcast, the company shared that the first Un-carrier move for the New T‑Mobile will be announced on Nov. 7, 2019. (Stephen Brashear/AP Images for T‑Mobile)

T‑Mobile CFO Braxton Carter reports record financials during Q3 2019 Earnings Call on Monday, Oct. 28, 2019 in Bellevue, Wash. In Q3, the company reported the 26th consecutive quarter with more than one million total customer net adds and continue to lead the industry in postpaid phone net adds. (Stephen Brashear/AP Images for T‑Mobile)

T‑Mobile Chief Technology Officer Neville Ray, center, along with Janice Kapner, left, Exceutive Vice President, Communications and Community Engagement and President Mike Sievert answer callers’ questions during the T‑Mobile Q3 2019 Earnings call on Monday, Oct 28, 2019 in Bellevue, Wash. T‑Mobile has accelerated plans to launch America’s first nationwide 5G network on 600 MHz spectrum, which is expected to be live later in 2019. (Stephen Brasher/AP Images).

T‑Mobile CEO John Legere, center, along with President Mike Sievert, left, and CFO Braxton Carter report record financials during the T‑Mobile Q3 2019 Earnings Call on Monday, Oct. 28 2019 in Bellevue, Wash. America’s Un-carrier reported record high service revenues and record third-quarter financial results including net income, adjusted EBITDA, net cash provided by operating activities and free cash flow. (Stephen Brashear/AP Images for T‑Mobile)

T‑Mobile executives inclduing CEO John Legere, second from left, and CFO Braxton Carter, third from left, report out on another record-breaking quarter during the T‑Mobile Q3 2019 Earnings Call on Monday, Oct. 28, 2019 in Bellevue, Wash. Results included record service revenues of $8.6 billion and record low Q3 branded phone churn of .89 percent. Executives also discussed the company’s aggressive deployment of 600Mhz spectrum – setting the stage for the launch of the first nationwide 5G in 2019. (Stephen Brashear/AP Images for T‑Mobile).

T‑Mobile President Mike Sievert answers caller questions during the T‑Mobile Q3 2019 Earnings Call on Monday, Oct. 28, 2019 in Bellevue, Wash. Currently in the process of a merger with Sprint, the Un-carrier executives spoke about how they are changing the rules of wireless for the better by focusing on what is best for customers. (Stephen Brashear/AP Images for T‑Mobile)

T‑Mobile launches “VerHIDEzon,” with digital ads all over the city to show a real representation of Verizon’s 5G marketing on September 17, 2019. Verizon is charging their customers more for 5G and won’t tell them where they can use it.

T‑Mobile launches “verHIDEzon,” with digital ads all over on September 17, 2019 to show what Verizon marketing should really look like. Verizon is charging their customers more for 5G and won’t tell them where they can use it.

T‑Mobile takes over a city street with a massive wallscape on September 17, 2019 to show a real representation of what Verizon’s 5G marketing should look like — Verizon is charging their customers more for 5G and won’t tell them where they can use it.

An early morning commuter snaps a photo of the “VerHIDEzon” digital billboard as it takes to the streets of New York City to show a real representation of what Verizon’s 5G marketing should look like – Verizon is charging their customers more for 5G and won’t tell them where they can use it.

The “verHIDEzon” digital billboard stops in front of a Verizon store in mid-town Manhattan on September 17,2019 to show what Verizon advertising should really look like. Verizon is charging their customers more for 5G and won’t tell them where they can use it.

T‑Mobile launches “verHIDEzon” ad campaign in New York City on September 17, 2019 as a real representation of Verizon’s 5G marketing — Verizon is charging their customers more for 5G and won’t tell them where they can use it.

T‑Mobile donates $10,000 to the Sea Mar Museum at T‑Mobile Park for Hispanic Heritage Month