MetroPCS might be the smaller of the two parties in the proposed merger with T-Mobile, but that doesn't mean it won't be bringing a big stack of cash to the table. It's recorded a massive $193 million net profit this quarter, $44 million more than the $149 million it coined in Q2. The company has now got nine million subscribers, with more than a million of those subscribing to LTE packages -- helping MetroPCS bring in a whopping $1.3 billion in total revenues.
