I read the reviews of different Pay As You Go plans before I got my mom, who was coming for a visit from abroad for about 2 months, a cell phone. I did notice that several people were claiming that T-mobile was "stealing" minutes but the majority of reviews were positive and my previous ...
At October I subscribed the service from t-mobile. According T-Mobile return policy I sent back devices in 2 weeks and cancelled the service from T-Mobile by phone. In spite of this T-Mobile sent me bill for equipment (2 phones) and monthly services. I called Company and asked why they charged me? ...
T-mobile has terrible customer service and is defensive and unaccommodating when they realize they have made a mistake. Rather than correct the mistake they use bullying tactics including disconnect threats and "read the small print" to make you pay twice including late fees when the ...
The T-Mobile Pay As You Go plan, $100 for 1000 minutes rate, cheated me from bonus minutes up front, then overcharged minutes until I complained to customer service. I went to a T-Mobile store in San Francisco and was given a SIM card free with the $100 for 1000 minutes prepaid refill plan I ...
On September 18 T-Mobile debited my bank account $318.61, $47.62 was a legitimate monthly service bill the remaining $270.99 was a restocking fee for a replacement phone that I never received (my phone is under warranty). They'd sent me the replacement phone in June and when I went to UPS to pick ...
I've been with T-Mobile since 2005 and established good credit in those 3 years. I've subscribed at the lowest rate plan of $29.99 a month. Today, I was pursuing the purchase of the much anticipated HTC G1 Touch screen phone - to be available on Oct. 22. The widely advertised price is $179.00 - ...