T-Mobile hammers Verizon's new plans, proclaims US wireless market competitive

In a filing at the Federal Communications Commission, T-Mobile hammered Verizon's new price plans as it said competition in the US wireless market is thriving.

The operator cited its uncarrier marketing strategy, which has disrupted the wireless industry in several ways and driven T-Mobile's recent success. The company said some of its tactics have been adopted by other major wireless carriers – Verizon and AT&T, namely – illustrating that competition is thriving in the US mobile market. The filing was submitted as a public comment in advance of the FCC's annual report on the state of competition in the wireless industry, which is due later this year.