Are T-Mobile users actually switching carriers after pricing updates?

Now that most legacy T-Mobile customers have received a pricing update on their old plans there have been posts online from users talking about switching carriers. But T-Mobile is still praised by its users as the premier network carrier in the U.S., raising questions about whether customers are actually going through with their plans.Some comments on PhoneArena indicate that the recent price hikes were the final nail in the coffin for people. One user mentioned how they were now saving money by switching to AT&T after old T-Mobile price lock ads resurfaced online. Others have similarly voiced their disapproval of the pricing updates and wondered whether the grass might be greener on the other side.

However despite these conversations it seems like T-Mobile may still be getting a lot of business. One user recently claimed that their local T-Mobile store was full to the brim and had more customers than the local AT&T and Verizon stores combined. The manager at the store apparently mentioned that they were getting a lot of new sign ups.

While that makes it seem like T-Mobile is leading the charge, the reality is that there are a lot of variables to consider.