Shame on you t-mobile
Last November, I signed up for the promotion where I provide 4 iphones to t-mobile, they provide 4 new iphone 15 and provide a service plan of $25/month per phone. The promotion had been running for many months, and just stopped recently. I setup for direct billing, and had not checked my bill a few months, but later saw that they are charging me double of what the promotion. THey claim that the sales person enrolled me in the wrong plan. Seems to me it they have sketchy sales tactics or incompetent sales people. Either way, the enrolled me an a plan that is twice the cost of what I should have had. I called their call center to escalate twice, they admit to making the mistake, but will not adjust the plan because I called "outside of their dispute window". I asked them to either allow me to cancel the contract, or give me a credit that compensate for the additional cost. Over the course of the 2 year agreement, the extra charge amounts to approximately an additional $2,500. I call the call center, wait 2 weeks for a response, and get no resolution. Today, I spent an hour on the phone, got redirected to a manager, and then that manager "transferred" me to another manager at which point I was hung up on. The call center has noability to do anything anyway. They admitted to the mistake many times, but will not make it right. Pretty poor customer service and shady or incompetent sales staff. At this point, my only recorse is small claims court. Looking for someone at t-mobile to step up and do the right thing and put me in the right plan. How would you like it if someone over billed you by $2,500. Not fair or worse shady practices.
Retail Trade in Policy
Hello, I went to my local T-mobile retailer at the end of my contract to purchase my phones and was "talked" into upgrading my legacy plan into a new T-mobile plan (Previously Sprint) and upgrade my devices because it would be "cheaper" with the use of trade-inpromotions. The store associate I was working with (Isaiah) processed the trade in but the next part was a little strange. He said I couldn't complete the full trade in process the same day and that I would have to leave the store with my new phones along with my old phones and return them after at least 1 day had passed. I thought to myself that this was really weird considering my history upgrading phones with Sprint at retail locations numerous times and we always completed the switch all in the same day, at the store. So, I took my new phones and my old ones, left the store, and returned not the next day, but the following. Isaiah wasn't there so I worked with another gentlemen who helped me wipe the devices and he brought them into the back and that was that. The process had been completed as far as I was concerned, looking back, I probably should have received some documentation after completing the trade in, but didn't think anything of it because we had done all the paperwork for the trade in during my initial visit. Fast forward about a month and after I received a few messages saying that my phones had not been received, I made my first call to T-mobile. T-mobile hadn't received the phones yet and immediately alarm bells starting going off in my mind because I had already given them the phones at the store over a month ago, how could they not have received them? I personally handed them over?I thought to myself that either the store person stole them or they just hadn't entered it into the system or forgot to or something,but as far as I was concerned, my responsibility for the phones ended as soon as the T-mobile retail location took possession of them. About another month later, I received a text that the promotion I was promised in store was cancelled becauseI was no longer eligible for the promotion. I called and they told me that the phones had received some damage…This is exactly what I was worried about happening and why I always opt to trade in my devices at the retail location in personso how could anydamage be my fault?Long story short, I completed the trade in during September of 2023 and I am still going back and forth with T-mobile about this issue and to me, it's clear that the retail location was acting outside their normal trade in standard operating procedures. On the website or my online portal, the original credit/promotion notesays "Device Recovery Promotion"…Isn't that a promotion that should be used when trading in outside of the retail location? It sounds to me like the store took possession of my phones and then shipped them in themselves, pretending to be me, to getthe promotion to go through and upgrade my plan.Has anyone ever experienced anything like this before and or have any advice on how to resolve it? T-mobile is giving me a really hard time and we have called over and over again without any true resolution. I've been a customer for about 10 years and I know the store location has cameras.. Can't they just pull the footage? Do I call the police? The ghostbusters? lol all kidding aside, I did everything that I was supposed to do and am getting the short end of the stick. Any and all help, advice, and or support would be greatly appreciated. I just want my credits that I was promised and I'd be happy to do another 10 years with the company.. If not, it might be time to hang it up with T-mobile… Thanks in advance. TylerS24 Promos, When do they Expire?
I am moving out of state and I can don't have my new address yet. I will be leaving on Feb 1st or Feb 2nd. I hope that the plans exist after that date because I don't trust the Fedex, UPS, or USPS to deliver my mail correctly during when I am between addresses. Does anyone know how long the promotions will last?