Verizon Bids Good Riddance to Customers Leaving for a Cheaper Deal
The company's planned video service is at the center of its strategy to thrive as America's expensive wireless carrier
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Verizon has something to tell the customers defecting to lower-cost competitors: Enjoy your inferior phone service.
The company reported on Tuesday that it had lost 138,000 postpaid customers in the last three months. Francis Shammo, Verizon’s chief financial officer, apparently won't be missing customers who, he says, value price over quality.