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Representante de ventas engañoso
About six months ago I changed from AT&T to tmobile. Aside from the occasional no service...I've had a good time using them for my mobile provider, however if something sounds to good to be true,...
What have I said has led you to believe I don't understand what a down payment is? I realize a down payment is not an imaginary amount of money tmobile comes up with, I pay, and then it magically disappears. Whatever you are to tmoblie means very little to me at this point, I've accomplished what I set out to do via private message with a "tmobile" representative and I'm growing tired of you passive aggressively questioning my intelligence. I'm done with this conversation its exhausting repeating my point to someone who neither gets it nor is helpful in anyway. Thank you tmobile for acknowledging my concerns. For the time being I will remain a tmobile customer.
A down payment based on credit is sometimes necessary whenever you begin payments on a new device, be it from JUMP or standard EIP. The only difference is that on JUMP you are paying half the cost for half the time in use. Also, subject to upgrade fee over the phone or in store, or shipping costs if online. (WTFee?)
