Tmobile. Number 1 in consumer rip-offs. Sent back a broken side-kick they stated they have never received it and are charging $410.00 for a restocking fee. They will not make any kind of payment arrangement i.e. 100.00 per month along with the 160.00 for two phones that is payed every month in a ...
In March my wife began receiving phone calls at her employment suggesting things about her family that were not true. Attempts to use the caller ID number in discovering the identity became futile when discovered that the number was unlisted. Police were not interested unless there were threats ...
My wife and I each purchased a T-Mobile phone from a local authorized T-Mobile dealer (MB Wireless, LLC, 1906 N. Wickham Rd., Melbourne, FL 32935). The first phone was purchased 12/9/05 and the second 2/14/06. The dealer provided the new phones from sealed packages and helped with filling out the ...
It is funny to read about Missing Link because it is almost exactly what he did to me except it was only about a month later. I find it funny how he responded to the claim because he has had multiple opportunities to make things right with me by just giving me back the money he owes me for doing ...
An individual has somehow obtained my bank number, and charged her phone to my account. She lives in Missouri and I in California. I have given her ss number and name to T-Mobile to stop this. I have filed a police report, and report with the D.A., FTC and all credit agency, and my own Bank. There ...
Several members of my family opened retirement accounts with this company thinking it was a good deal as you can buy stocks for as little as four dollars. Boy, were we in for a big surprise. We end up paying up to five cents more than the current price on the stocks and when we sell we get a price ...