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Here's the text: T-Mobile: You're eligible! The phone on your line ending in xxxx isn't fully compatible with our network. Upgrade now for a better network experience and get a new iPhone 16 ON US (w/24 mo. bill credits+tax) when you trade in your current phone in ANY condition-no plan change required. Plus, save an additional $35 when you upgrade. Check out your offer: https://sms.t-mobile.com/vZvAAl71 I can't see any offer remotely close to this without changing my plan. Am I missing something?127Visto0likes4ComentariosT-Mobile Tuesday deals are not working!
For the past 2 months and a half, basically since I got an account with T-mobile, my T-Life app works perfectly fine except for the offers on the Tuesday deals. I have talked to etch support but they couldn't figure out what happened and I went into 3 DIFFERENT locations all for them to try and update my phone and app, but no luck. After I spoke to tech support through the T-mobile location they told me to wait for the iOS 18 update which is in 2 MONTHS!. Does anyone know how to fix this? All it says is " There's a glitch in the system, we're working on it. Please check back later." I've been checking in for 2 months so idk where else to ask for help.868Visto0likes3ComentariosTrade in promo for Galaxy 24+
I'm getting ready to upgrade to the S24+, but I noticed that the trade in is up to $1100 if you're on a standard plan, $900 if you're on the military or 1st responder plan. An I missing something here? Are they really offering $200 LESS for your trade in if you're military?Solved41Visto0likes1ComentarioNot received $200 promotional credit cards
I was told by Whitestown, IN store manager I would get three (3) rebate credit cards of $200 each. I haven't received one yet and its been 6+ months. At the store, he told me he cannot see the system. He suggested I call 611. I talked to the PHillipines call center, Nashville, TN, PHillipines again, and still getting the run around. First issue they say is it was a 2 card limit. I have the manager's hand written notes of the whole deal including 3 rebate cards when I switched from Verizon. I'd be somewhat elated just getting teh first two. Does anyone have any suggestions how to get the cards? I cannot find access to information using the Tmobile general website nor my account online. thank you204Visto0likes2ComentariosI just got lied/ scammed by a T-Mobile rep. Unbelievable.
So i called back in Dec last year about a simple question, and the rep told me im eligible for a kid's smart watch, and a Galaxy 4 watch for "FREE". I thought this was too good to be true, and so i asked MULTIPLE times if id be charged a monthly service fee for these watches. She CLEARLY stated "NO, there will be no additional monthly charges." Sure enough i start getting charged in feb. Ive been calling them back several times to get this resolved since i dont even need these watches, and i never even opened them in fear of something like this happening. Now im on the hook for $350 worth of watches i didnt even need, and the prices on these have dropped significantly since then already. I literally got lied to and scammed, so that first representative could make a sale. This is such BS for a loyal customer of 8 years. Im so annoyed…. thanks alot T-Mobile. I plan to post this complaint on every major website and social media outlet i can find.112Visto0likes1ComentarioCustomer Relations
Cristina Molina Central Florida cristinamolina71@gmail.com Dear T-Mobile Customer Relations, I am writing to lodge a formal complaint regarding the distressing experience my family and I have faced since transitioning our services to T-Mobile. On 11/18/2021, we visited the store to switch our service from Sprint to T-Mobile. We were promised a plan for Magenta Max for five lines with four new phones, one transferred phone, comprehensive insurance coverage, and a BOGO deal for two iPhone 13 Pro Max and two iPhone 13, with one line free. The total cost was quoted to be $405 without automatic payment. Unfortunately, this offer was never realized despite numerous calls to both store representatives and supervisors, who assured us they would rectify the situation but failed to do so. Despite receiving empty promises of resolutions and no callbacks, no concrete action was taken to honor the initial agreement. I even presented the documentation from the store outlining the precise details of what we were entitled to, only to be met with excuses and the suggestion that I must scale down to a different plan due to misinformation provided by T-Mobile representatives. Regrettably, after exhaustive attempts to seek a fair resolution, I compromised and chose to continue with the inadequate service. Subsequently, I had to cancel one line where we brought our own phone, reducing our service to four lines. Fast forward to [05/12/2024, when our phones were fully paid off, and I made the decision to remove two lines for my family members so they can switch to the 55 and up plan, retaining two lines for myself and adding one new line, resulting in a total of three lines. Before making any changes, I spent approximately two hours on the phone with T-Mobile representatives to confirm that the third line would remain free, as originally agreed upon. I informed them of the two numbers I intended to port out and was assured that I could add the new line first and then proceed with the port-outs without any issues. As I was at a corporate store on 05/15/2024, the representative informed me of a new promotion that included getting an additional line free if I added a new line. However, in May 2024, I noticed that the promotion was removed without any replacement and no new promotion. When I contacted a supervisor, I was assured that the additional line would be added manually every month, with a reminder set to ensure I only paid for two out of the four lines. Despite these reassurances, the issue remained unresolved in June. I called again and spoke to another supervisor who promised escalation for the following month and assured me that any overpaid amounts would be credited back once resolved. At this point, my confidence in T-Mobile's ability to rectify these ongoing issues was at an all-time low. I requested for the account to be credited back the $70 for the 2 lines to be done immediately, the supervisor was able to credit that amount to account. I received a call back on July 19, only to be informed that the resolution was still pending for the next month. When I clarified that the credit should be applied immediately, as I had already lost trust in the process, the representative offered a mere $10 for the inconvenience. Upon requesting to speak with a supervisor, I encountered Carl R, who failed to address the issue adequately and disrupted our conversation. Frustrated by the lack of resolution and dismissive responses, I insisted on corporate contact information to escalate my concerns further. At this point, my confidence in T-Mobile's ability to rectify these ongoing issues was at an all-time low. While speaking with Carl R, I expressed my dissatisfaction with the lack of resolution and requested corporate contact information to escalate my concerns further. When I asked for a corporate email or phone contact, Carl R claimed that there was no such information available. When I requested proof of this call, he only provided his ID as 1266716 and insisted on scheduling a call back from someone higher than him and that that person would tell me the same thing, which exacerbated my already dwindling confidence in T-Mobile's customer service. Despite my insistence on speaking to someone higher, Carl R informed me that they do not take direct calls and that a callback was the only option. Feeling frustrated and unheard, I decided to disconnect the call and request to speak with another supervisor. I reiterated the series of events to the new supervisor, emphasizing the need to escalate the situation urgently. This supervisor then provided me with the corporate address and suggested reaching out to T-Mobile through their social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. It is disheartening that after multiple interactions and attempts to address my concerns, the customer service provided by T-Mobile has consistently fallen short. The lack of proper training and care exhibited by agents and first-level supervisors has contributed to this ongoing and distressing experience. I urge T-Mobile to take immediate action to rectify these issues and restore my faith in the company's commitment to its customers. I implore for a resolution that addresses the discrepancies, restores the promised benefits, and ensures that future interactions with T-Mobile are conducted with professionalism, integrity, and efficiency. All this should be recorded, and you should be able to pull these calls. I eagerly await your prompt response and a comprehensive resolution to alleviate the frustrations I have encountered. Thank you for your attention and assistance in addressing this matter.Solved318Visto0likes2ComentariosNetflix added without consent
Someone help me understand. I've never activated or added the Netflix deal to my account, I use a family members so I've never needed it. I go to look at my bill and it has gone up, I look and it says I have standard Netflix now. I'm asking my wife if she did it she's like.i have no idea what you are talking about. So I Google it and apparently this is a thing. One minute no Netflix or just regular "on us" plan and then bam extra charge. Again I've never used it, never even messed with it, last month no charge, this month $8.50 for something I've never used.52Visto0likes1ComentarioWORST CUSTOMER SERVICE - TMOBILE SCAMMED ME! BUYER BEWARE!!!
This has got to be a nightmare. T-Mobile scammed me for sure. I can't count the amount of hours that I spent trying to cancel a plan that I was scammed into. There was a promotion shown on the website that if we transferred an existing line with another carrier to T-Mobile, the phone would be free. WRONG! I went to the store in Ephrata PA, Moon faced girl was extremely rude and not helpful but her coworker did confirm the promotion and recommended doing it over the phone or online. So, we went home and reviewed the promo for A FREE phone online, called T-Mobile and got it set up. Confirmed with who set up the line that it was indeed free because we were porting another line. Bill comes and we are being charged so we called and called and called and they finally removed the charge and told us that the phone should have been free, and they would correct future bills. It was never corrected; we have been paying. I then am told on Live chat that we would receive a call back. NEVER HAPPENED. NO CALL BACK EVER. I want to cancel the line and send the phone back, but their response was, okay cancel the line but you still have to pay for the phone that we told you would be free. Worst service. This was literally a scam. I am so disappointed. TMOBILE IS A SCAM. Do not believe any "promotions" I knew I should have taken screen shots of the promo it was showing.192Visto2likes3ComentariosPhone Buy Back
I talked with your representative he told me that they would pay off my phone from another carrier and after i made the switch and tried to send them my payoff now they tell that my carrier is not on the list that they saythey will payoff. I was never told about this list and even there addvertisements does not mention it. This is just one of the other lies that there representative told me. Its sad that they think so little of the customer that there money hungry greed comes before the customer.15Visto0likes0Comentarios