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89 Topicswhat's up with T-mobile removing autopay discount for credit cards?
I just literally signed up for a new plan - debit cards have fees for providers too - accessing my bank account isn't a good approach from a security perspective (noting that T-mobile has been hacked - i wouldn't have shared this directly with T-mobile customer service but there is not email or chat and I don't have time for phone calls Action Needed: Update your payment method to receive your AutoPay discounts ACTION NEEDED by 07/17/2023.We're making changes to the payment methods that qualify for AutoPay discounts. To continue receiving the $25.00 AutoPay discount, you must update your payment method to a debit card or a bank account. Visit your T-Mobile account to update your payment method and keep your discount by 07/17/2023.Solved84KViews27likes347Comentariosunable to add credit/debit card or set up auto pay
Soy un cliente prepagado. After the new My T-Mobile experience update I was instructed to re-enable auto pay. When attempting to do soon line I could notadd cred/debit card nor activate auto pay. Got this message "We are unable to process this payment transaction. Please visit a Retail Store to complete this transaction" Went to two retail stores, neither had seen this before andcouldn't fix the problem while I was in store.I had to pay with cash to continue service. An engineering service ticket was submitted and I was to receive a call back the next day, two days latter no call back. Sprint sucked and apparently nowT-Mobile sucks after they merged.After more than a decade of trouble free service this failure may end my use of T-Mobile. Has anyone else had to deal with this failure and if so hasit been resolved for you…?6.4KViews9likes23ComentariosAUTOPAY with Credit cards
Here's my question and i think I'll call my local congressman and or congresswoman. T-Mobile has removed the auto-pay discountfeature if you choose to pay with a credit card in lieu of a debit card. Their reasoning is the charge that CC companies charge a fee. That fee is like 3.5% maybe and that may be on the high side and that is the full percentage cost for a one-time charge. So my bill is about $120 with the 3.5% fee would be $4.20. With T-Mobile's plan they are NOW CHARGING ME an extra $20 a month because i choose not to link my bank account to pay my bill. How is this even FAIR? THIS IS EXTORTION! I ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TO CALL YOUR LOCAL LEGISLATURES AND INFORM THEM OF THIS HIWAY ROBBERY THAT IS GOING ON WITH T-MOBILE.4.8KViews0likes7ComentariosWhy are we being penalized suddenly for paying with a credit card?
I have been with T-Mobile andhave used my credit card with autopayfor 5 years. Now all of the sudden I am being charged a $5 fee every month even though I'm enrolled in autopay just because I prefer to use a credit card!? This is ridiculous. I don't use my debit card for anything and I'm not going to just because T-Mobile wants me to for whatever stupid reason. Honestly, this pisses me off so much that this the first time in years that I'm seriously considering switching to another carrier.3.6KViews4likes14ComentariosAuto-pay failed and lost service
Some basic details to start: I am pre-paid, with auto pay set up to go through monthly. The payment method is valid, and lately I haven't had issues with auto-pay doing its thing. 4 or so times in 2019 I'd receive a text alert that I was past due, but the auto-pay would go through that day and I never lost service (that I could tell). For this next billing cycle, I was already paid for December and good through 12/31/19, and the next auto pay was set up for 1/1/2020. However, I lost cell service once it turned midnight January 1st. Once I had wi-fi access again a few hours later, I was able to manually add money to my account but then the auto pay went through at 8am and now I have two charges from my bank account. Of course I can use that for the next billing cycle, but I keep close tabs on my budget so I would've preferred to just have the one charge. Once I had service/data again later on 1/1, I received a few texts from T-Mobile between 8:00am-9:00am EST: two stating that money was added to my account, two that I was now paid through 1/31/2020, and one that my payment was past due. I set up the auto-pay for convenience but this has happened a few times since being with T-Mobile, and I'm starting to think that I shouldn't have set it up or that I need to adjust something with auto-pay. Has this happened to anyone else? Is auto pay set up to only go through after 8am? Is there something I need to adjust or do to prevent this from happening periodically? Thanks in advance for any help!Solved2.5KViews0likes6ComentariosHow Can T-mobile get away with Stealing & NEVER resolve issues, only promising to have a Supervisor Call back but Never Do?
Wow! T-mobile is a bunch of thieves! It seems they are known to make deals in store and sell promotional offers that never seem to translate to your bill. Then they claim those offers never existed & meanwhile you are out your equipment you previously traded & now have lost the unlimited phone plans you had been grandfathered in using for previous 7 years. Only to be unable to get any manager on the phone to return your call as promised by the reps you have repeatedly wasted HOURS with on the phone! Run don't walk - RUN away from such unethical practices! I am no reading many similar stories here online exactly asit happened to me AFTER I've been with the T-mobile company for 7 years + already. My account was on a set-it and forget it but we went in to purchasenew phones at Christmas. Instead of simply allowing us to buy 2 phones billed full price at $33 each per mo(to increase our bill $66 each month total) - wewere up sold a whirlwind of complicated promo dealsbased on sales promotions pressured by the store sales reps. These new promosrequired adding a new line, trading in a iPhone XR, and upgrading to the Magenta MAX to receive a BOGO phone offer & receive aSamsung Galaxy phone discount (that we weren't even really interested in along with promotional earbuds that we knew we would never use) but we were told that this was a no brainer, since tiding their special promos,our bill will increase only $53 instead of $66 as we intended but with the promos. Claimingnow we would not only get the 2 phones, we'd get an extra phone and extra earbudsfor even LESS than the $66 we were willing to pay full price for,after thecredits were appliedon the account monthly. At checkout in the store, notonly were no earbuds insideour bag, we were charged for them on our first bill which had no promo credits and had increased $160 per month to $325. It doubled. This new bill drastically increased and wasover $100 more than agreed,plusthey turned off our Netflix & our HotSpotstopped working in this "plan upgrade!" Unfortunately I was hospitalized with Covid immediately after Christmas and the overage billing went on for months while I was unavailable to reach out and it continued to be auto-draftedfrom our bank just as it had on our account for 7 years, never once being late. After months of overcharges myhusband tried to call on my behalf while I was still on a ventilator knowing the company wascharging more than we were promised and we received far less than promised. They would not give him access to the account to discuss. After 5 months I was well enough to tend to this matter on my own & inquired why I was being over charged for both all new iPhones with no promotion credit being applied and why I was being charged for the two earbuds that were not received & my plan was increased for no benefit & I've now paid $500+ in overpayments! it took repeated phone calls but in June a rep was kind enough to walk through the entire mess and wasaware that errors were made & promised a called back from a supervisor. One did call me backand claimed they will take care of the errors and we itemized the over charges but promised another call back 24-48 hours to determine the exact amount of the credit. I never received that call back and instead of receiving the near $600 in overpay credits, I was yet againauto-deducted for the erroneous overcharges of$325 month charge AGAIN the next month, now a total of $700 of overpayments. Once again this2 hour phone calls wastefully took all my energy for zero delivery on promises. It was ultimately a literal waste of my breath as I meanwhile still fight through physical therapy after months living on a ventilator machine. Isimply want to stop wasting my time calling T-mobile for empty promises. I called the next month again & reached another rep in July 2022 who escalated to a supervisor who called back after 24-48 hours only to advise me 7 months later that I am not eligible for any of the promotions promised. That supervisor told me those promotions didn't even exist! Which I know is untrue because I looked them up online inside the T-mobile store at Christmas time to ensure I was not being made empty promises. These were real promotions that really existed on the website and we really complied with all the details to be eligible. I asked why I would have given them an iPhone XR then, and changed my plan from an $160 phone plan (already an unlimited plan) up to a $230 per mophone plan only to receive ZERO phone promotions?This holds no logic. Apparently they think I just gave them a iPhone device for no reason & willy-nillyincreased my plan just to also pay full price for both iPhones and pay full price for ebuds I never even received. Then was told I would have really needed to add TWOlines to be eligible for the free BOGO iPhone. Why in the world would I do that? I already haveone line sitting on our account that is complete unused with ZERO DATA or zero activity used each month. This is a completely unneeded line that is so unused I don't even know it's phone number &have repeatedly desired to have it turned off. Yet these reps think I wouldagree to paying $50 per month per line x 2 toadd 2 lines on our acct that we don't use? Sure let's add $100 wastefully onto the account per monthwhen I could have simply bought both phones outright at full price for $33 each per month? This makes no sense. And apparently I threw in giving them an phone XR to boot, just for fun? C'mon. Finally understanding that nobody would agree to this and it's very obvious that I was promised something different, I was adamant to speak to a supervisor that could review the previous calls to complete the promises previously made or to find my check-out paperwork that would summarize the promotions and plans that I agreed to in the store. I was promised a call back in 24-48 hours from a supervisor and still have heard nothing back. They get away with empty promises & you can not even reach these representatives back after they fail to deliver their solutions as promised since all they do is message you their contact infoname "EsmileDwayneE" by text after each call, claiming you can reach them back butyou absolutely can never reach them back & they also do not call you back as promised - so instead nothing gets resolved and you continue paying indefinitely a wrong overcharge amount on auto-pay. Until of course, you finally remove your account from auto-pay just as I finally had to do - in order to stop their license to steal. With T-mobile having access to draft my account on auto-pay and their ability to charge any amount they desire without upholding the promotions they promise and adding new lines that are unused, stealing old devices without any credits, and adjusting to more expensive plans - they have taken upwards of $700 too much from my account and will not follow through to rectify. My only recourse was to remove their access to auto-payand now immediately a text comes through that my "bill has now increased an additional $25" since my $25 bill credit I've received for thefor past 7 years,will no longer apply without auto-pay.2.4KViews12likes17ComentariosChanging autopay payment method
Hello, About 2-3 months ago I changed the autopay payment method in my T-mobile account from one method to another, from a checking account to a credit card. The system shows that my new method is the DEFAULT method of payment. However, the autopay is pulling out of the checking account that was originally used. It just happened again today. The credit card method is the DEFAULT method of payment, yet T-Mobile is only withdrawing from the old account. My old account is a closed down business for which I need to keep it open for another couple months, but it's not right for the debits to come from that business anymore. This is a very big problem! While I wait for an answer, I am going to DELETE the old method of payment. We'll see how that goes.Solved1.7KViews0likes6ComentariosAnyone else get double charged for Autopay in May?
I have been a T-Mobile customer since the company started and I just signed up for TMO ONE at the urging of a sales rep... now I have been charged twice for my bill and am $19 away from getting an overdraft fee at my bank. Trying to figure out if this was an isolated incident or if it happened to other people. I will not risk going through this ordeal again and will remove myself from the TMO ONE program if it's widespread. Also, I expect T-Mobile to reimburse any bank charges I incur due to this error. Please comment if you were charged twice too!Solved1.7KViews2likes18Comentarios