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Autopay Change is False Advertising
When I signed up for the service I got a discount for autopay if I provided direct bill to my credit card. Now T-Mobile changed that. The commercial says no surprises, no increases, no fine print, ...
Gramps - best if you don't stray too far from the prepared talking points that T-Mobile Corporate Communications provided to you. I'm sure when you have your weekly checkpoint meeting with the VP of Communications, she will remind you that your sole focus and the reason you are being paid is to ensure that class action claims are not filed against the company when then engage in deceptive trade practices and false advertising. While you brush up on the mandate provided by your boss in T-Mobile Corporate, we'll be looking for the class action lawsuit to be filed in Texas or Florida. Remember - no increases and no surprises means just that. Anything else is Yada, yada, yada, and legally actionable.
