T-Mobile
Asked for Cheapest Plan but Billed Nearly $400, Then $507

Telecommunications

After having service with T-mobile for a year I added another phone line for my son. When I spoke to the representative I told him I needed the cheapest plan they had. He gave me some plan that gave us 300 minutes. Which I did not know can be used up in one phone call. I am not cell phone savvy since I don't have a phone the phone are for my children. Anyhow we get our phone bill it is close to $400.00. They shut of the phones stating that we needed to pay that before our phone would be turned on. I made payment arrangements. I paid $137.00 and then another $100.00. Still no phone. They told me they would not turn my phone on until the full amount was paid but that we would be able to receive incoming calls never saying anything about them charging us for those call. Next phone comes in it is $507 and some change. I had asked them the keep the phone off until we were able to pay this amount. After talking the a customer services representative which was of no help. I asked for a supervisor which I never got they directed to to dispute it on the web-site. Yeah right like that is going to change anything. Can you please help.

At this rate who know how much more I will be charged by the time that this is resolved.


Company: T-Mobile
Country: USA
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