BINGO! As I have pointed out many times, TMUS solicits for as many “partners” as they can get, knowing the majority will never have revenue. TMUS only pays partners for SALES, and TMUS only makes money when a partner has SALES. It costs TMUS nothing to sign up partners, so they have one objective and that is to have as many partners as possible.
How are partners paid? “T-Mobile compensates for sales activities”. Translation: no sales, no payments.
How easy is it to be a TMUS partner?
There are only 2 requirements to be a partner: “A new partner must be an established business with a Federal Tax ID and have a proven distribution model for the products/services/solutions they provide.”
A “proven distribution model” is defined as: The manner in which goods move from the manufacturer to the outlet where the consumer purchases them.
It does not mean a company has to prove it is capable of, or has had any record of, actually distributing anything. Just need a “model” for it, which Maxine provided as SRMX being a wholesaler.
As stated correctly, it sounds great to say SRMX is a partner with TMUS, however, it means nothing in the big picture when there are no sales.
SRMX is nothing special to TMUS. The facts prove this.
If being a partner to TMUS was special, and reserved for only a few elite companies, they wouldn’t have a website dedicated to recruiting any and every company they can sign up, no matter how big or small.
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