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Anyone fed-up with horrible coverage from TMobile
This is a Description of our Complaint with T-Mobile and the BBB:
For the past almost 3 years we have had all of our family cell phone lines with T-Mobile. We switched over from Verizon about 3 years ago because we responded to a promotion offered by T-Mobile whereby offered much better coverage at much better prices. Turns out that their marketing in advertising campaign was misleading and inaccurate at best. From day one, the coverage and reception was below any basic level of acceptance causing phone calls in messages to drop or fail at a rate off three failed for one success. After a few months, I complained with T-Mobile, they profusely apologized and told us to be patient because they were in the process of rolling out their new 5G Network and also merging their Network with sprints, and they said that the coverage and service issues will greatly improve in a matter of weeks or a couple of months at the most. When this didn't happen, I called to request a transfer of service and they insisted that it was just a matter of time for their coverage and service to noticeably improve and they offer a nominal remporary discount to keep us from switching over. As expected, the coverage and service not only did not improve but got worse. After another 12 months have gone by and everyone in our household having being fed up with dropped calls failed messages in lack of connectivity, we have decided to switch over to another carrier. When I call T-Mobile to inquire about the process, they told me that we're free to switch over but they're going to charge us retractively rebates and fees that they have waived because we're not meeting the term of our contract. And my question to them what kind of compensation do we get for the 3 years of failing to provide the most basic service that we have been faithfully paying in full for almost 3 years. We'll know that these are tactics that these types of companies use to hold people hostage regardless of whether they are the ones at fault in causing you to leave. This should be unacceptable!
- formercanuckSpectrum Specialist
Sadly, especially in many parts of rural America, T-Mobile's advertising of coverage is often far from reality. Coverage might mean climb up a 100' tree and you can get service.d
- ReadyToSwitchNewbie Caller
I used to have good coverage at home. Submitted ticket. They upgraded my data to unlimited for the same price. No improvement. Got new 5G iPhone. No improvement. Rarely used to deal with no signal or dropped calls. Now it's constant.
I like the customer service and good price, but those things don't matter. I need to depend on coverage. So, I'm ready to switch to more expensive Verizon. If I get a more reliable signal, I'll stick with Verizon.
Fortunately, I am on prepaid with no contract on a phone, so the switch will be easy.
It’s too bad, because I would have stayed loyal to T-Mobile, but I have tried working with them through these changes and things keep getting worse.
- t-mobliesucksbaNewbie Caller
I live in COLORADO where maybe the mountains in DENVER ARE TOO HIGH for t-mobile to even think about fair reliable service!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PISSED OFF AGAIN
- t-mobliesucksbaNewbie Caller
t-mobile SHOULD be called t-don’t move or your call will be dropped OR YOUR TEXT failed to go through!!! 5g stands for 5GIGS of ram for the whole country!!!!!
they LET ANY hackers in for your information OR ANYONE LISTEN / TAP your phone!!!!
DO NOT GET T-MOBILE IF YOUR BUSINESS DEPENDS ON A PHONE!!!!
- bblack4jcNewbie Caller
I was a previously happy Sprint customer with no problems. I was not only forced to move over to T-mobile but I also had to put out $1300 for an iPhone 13 Pro just to be compatible with their 5G network. At first it wasn't too bad, sometimes a little slower. But within the last week or two, I am down to 1 bar, a warning will pop up that I am not connected to the internet (my home internet is switched off on my phone), it takes forever to load an internet page if it loads at all and messages take a long time to load. What is going on? This is so frustrating!
BYW I live in the North East USA.
- BouxNewbie Caller
It is unfortunate many phones are not compatible with 5g. Even though we are promised so much, much of this frustration would be solved just changing the mobile network setting to LTE/3G or 2G. No need to boast about 5G so much. Help make customers happy by showing them that setting and let them try 5G later on their own. Where I live simply does not have it and it would have made no difference to me leaving it on the most successful setting. Everybody will understand 5G is not available everywhere much more happily than not getting what they are promised.
- fireguy_6364Modem Master
out of curiosity what makes you believe that tower is a TMO tower?
- CC_Santa_BarbarNewbie Caller
I am tired of taking calls in the great outdoors where I can almost see the cell tower from my house. Can't get reliable service in my office and calls often drop in my house. Does the "5G" stand for "Get 5 Gigs away from your house?" Go to the T-Mobile Store you say? Got two hours? We laugh at the commercials in this house! "Can you hear me now?"
- Frederick_9204Newbie Caller
I have had service say 5g and can't call out it will say call failed. It drops calls constantly I can't send or receive texts or I have to download the texts. I just restarted my phone and got 52 texts I missed from the last 2days. This all started after the merge with sprint it is a terrible company now
- gramps28Router Royalty
What's sad is most carriers have the same verbage in their terms and conditions
It's basically an out for the carrier. I suggest reading the terms and conditions of any carrier you are planning on switching to.
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