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8 TopicsDevice payment plan (EIP)
I am trying to review all my devices plan to pay some of them off but it won't load on the app or the desktop web browser. I tried restarting my phone, logging off andshutting down my phone. Is this happening to anyone else? If so, did you find out the reason it won't load to review?636Visto1like7ComentariosCustomer service "Groundhog Day" with unresolved problem
I've been trying to transfer an EIP (Equipment Installment Plan) from my mom's account to mine. Started the process by calling customer service on September 6th. Failed. Called again on October 25th, then on October 27th to re-initiate the process. Failed. Had to drag mom (aged 81) to a local store to verify her ID and get a new PIN number. Called November 7th and was assured the transfer would happen. Failed. Called again November 17th and was instructed to drag mom back to the store to reset the PIN. Did that. Called again on November 26th and was reassured -- for the fourth time -- I'd get an email and a follow-up phone call to complete the EIP transfer. Got neither. For the fourth time. Any suggestions on what to do about this? How do I reach a COMPETENT person? Or maybe get T-Mobile to simply drop the EIP altogether and credit the balance due since they've effed this up so badly and wasted so much of my time, not to mention the aggravation they've caused? I appreciate any and all advice.Solved345Visto0likes11ComentariosEquipment payoff
I have a One Plus 8t on jump on demand that i wanna pay off. I followed the steps to try to pay off my device early but there is no option on the website to make a payment. It just shows me what i owe. I tried both the app and the web browser. I really didn't wanna pay a fee with an operator over the phone. Can someone give me some clarity on this?4.2KViews0likes6ComentariosEIP Payoff and cellular data cancelation
If I purchased an Apple Watch at a discounted amount because I added a cellular data planto the watch, can I cancel the the data plan if I pay off my balance early? Or will I be responsible for the full retail price as a consequence to canceling the data plan, even though I paid off the EIP early?156Visto0likes2ComentariosRemaining EIP Balance on Feb bill is same as January bill.
Anyone else notice that their Remaining EIP balances on the February bill is identical tothe January bill? Somehow TM screwed up their billing software and didn't credit payments against the EIP balance. In short, the remaining balances didn't change between the January and February bills. This issue probably affects many customers other than myself, but it's been over a week since I spoke with an India based rep without it being resolved. Because of the Samsung S23 offers expiring in a couple days, in order to upgrade, I had to pay off an incorrect and too high remaining balance onone of my devices. Now I'm going to have to deal with someone to get the overpayment refunded. And I'm sick and tired of waiting on 30+ minute holds before speaking with someone who doesn't understand the problem and hasn't been trained to deal with it properly.87Visto0likes0ComentariosRecurring Device Credits (RDC) if i use the device on different account
Hi - I am currently using another old phone (Iphone 7)on one of my lines for which I get Recurring device credit (RDC). The phone linked to this line and RDC (Samsung phone) is currently not used. I am planning to give it to my dad to use it on a new Tmobile account. My question - if I continue to make my monthly payments and keep my original line active, will I lose the credit (RDC), if the phone is activated on a new Tmobile account?597Visto0likes1Comentarioeip early payoff
I've recently purchased a new phone and am getting a monthly credit for a traded-in device (it was a mother's day promotion). I would like to pay off the entire amount rather than having to pay monthly and am wondering if I can still keep my promotional monthly credit if I just pay off to close an EIP. The section below seems to say that it shouldn't be an issue, but I have seen some contradicting answers. [[ Fromhttps://www.t-mobile.com/support/new-to-tmobile/promotional-credits#firstheading If you pay off your EIP early, you'll continue to receive the promised Recurring Device Credits (RDC) as an account-level credit through the remaining months of the promotional credit period (up to 24 or 36 months). ¡Gracias!Solved13KViews0likes2Comentarios