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Reviewed Aug. 13, 2026
I have been a T-Mobile customer for more than a decade with three lines, and I have always been very happy with their service and network. Recently, my plan was no longer compatible with 5G, so I needed to upgrade. The representative who assisted me was very efficient and helped me find an affordable and convenient monthly plan that worked well for me. Later, I experienced a small issue regarding a promotion. I called customer service several times, and Matthew was very helpful, although the issue still wasn’t resolved.
Then I had the opportunity to speak with Ms. Wendy, and she was absolutely awesome. She was extremely professional, patient, and helpful. She took the time to fully understand my problem, promised to call me back—and, most importantly, she kept her promise and resolved the issue. I truly appreciate your help, Ms. Wendy. I’m very glad that T-Mobile has employees like you who genuinely care about their customers and follow through until the problem is solved. Thank you again, Wendy, for your outstanding service. You are a great example of what excellent customer service should be!

Reviewed Aug. 8, 2026
I have nothing but great things to say about employee Jay ID #**. I have been trying to resolve this issue for a month, but he went above and beyond to help me. He had patience and understood my frustration. He was kind and attentive and asked all the right questions. I'm still on the phone on hold as I write this because he is going that extra mile to solve my issue and he is getting it done. It's been a while since I have had excellent 5 ⭐ customer service assistance like this. He deserves a promotion. If all the customer service agents were like him, we really would live in a better world. Hands down the best. Thank you Jay!!!! I pray you are blessed with all the good in this world in abundance. Thank you!!!
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Reviewed July 20, 2026
To Management: I can't say enough good things about Jeff ** at the T-Mobile store in Middletown Commons. Today, after my phone was either lost or stolen, I was stressed and expecting the process to be a nightmare. Jeff immediately put me at ease. He was incredibly professional, friendly, patient, and knowledgeable throughout the entire experience. He helped me set up a new phone and transferred my existing phone number, which meant I didn't have to worry about changing my number or updating all of my accounts and contacts. He took care of everything and made what could have been a very frustrating day completely manageable.
Jeff is a perfect example of what outstanding customer service should look like. He genuinely cares about his customers, explains everything clearly, and goes the extra mile to make sure you're taken care of. It's rare to find someone this dedicated and helpful. I will be telling my friends and acquaintances, if you need assistance with anything T-Mobile related, I highly recommend asking for Jeff. He turned a stressful situation into a smooth and positive experience. Thank you, Jeff, for your exceptional service! A VERY satisfied customer!
Reviewed June 19, 2026
I and my family have been with Sprint (bought by T-Mobile) since 1998. I am a 60 something year old who has somewhat difficulty with today's technology. I needed a new cell phone but have waited almost too long to pursue this purchase. Two days ago, I walked into the T-Mobile office located on Gallatin Pike in Gallatin, TN. There were 2 very nice employees there, but CiCi stood out. I explained to CiCi my lack of being a tech savvy person. CiCi stepped up and talked to me (not over my head) and explained to me the information I needed to hear in a very sweet professional manner. She truly earned 10 stars for her caring nature.
I did not once feel less of a person while I was changing out my phone. Not only did she make this transaction smoother, but she also noticed my plan was an outdated plan and talked me through changes that needed to be made inevitably saving me a good bit on my monthly bill. Not only did she help with my phone and billing, but she also introduced another product T-Mobile has and explained exactly just what I needed to know to make future changes. I have worked in corporate since I was 18 years old and I understand customer service completely. I have been on both sides of good/bad customer service. CiCi really made my experience VERY pleasant, and I just wanted to say THANK YOU to her!!! Gallatin, TN T-Mobile, please share this with your employee, CiCi!!! THANK YOU CiCi.
Reviewed May 27, 2026
I called T-Mobile to inquire about my 80-year-old father's bill. At first, I talked to Jennifer. She was very helpful and patient in trying to understand the problem and chip away at finding a solution. Unfortunately, my phone died. I then called back and talked with Jasmine. She was fantastic. She stayed on the phone with my dad and I for 75 minutes. She researched the problem, asked questions, and started solving the issue. She was never in a hurry to complete the phone call. She made sure to take her time and complete all the steps in the correct order. She double checked her work to be sure everything was done properly. She even reviewed everything with my dad and I to be sure she did not miss anything. She did a great job!!

Reviewed Aug. 19, 2026
Horrible!!!! I went and got a new phone. That was it. Kept the same line no there changes. Told the bill would go up 17 dollars. My next bill was over 130 dollars more and the added 2 lines for no reason. Put a claim into fraud protection the first week in August. Two weeks later told the lines would be removed. Checked 4 days later and still have 6 lines for 4 devices. On the phone again and still no answer.

Reviewed Aug. 19, 2026
I paid my final bill in July. Then I receive an email stating I still owed money and a late fee. I was never sent a final bill. How would I know I needed to pay it. I was a customer for over 9 years. Terrible online customer service!

Reviewed Aug. 19, 2026
T-Mobile is NOT the best in the world, their service is completely ass. And if you call for help on a bill, or to reschedule one, the people have 0 idea what their doing to begin with. As well as how many times they tell you reset your router, or how many "outages" we have is utterly ridiculous. And for a BUSINESS it's inexcusable. Switch to Verizon, WAY better service quality and customer service is 10× better. T-Mobile is a ratchet company who has no idea how to run a decent business. And keep customers.
Reviewed Aug. 19, 2026
If I could give this company a zero, I would. After 12 years of loyal service, I transferred providers because they refused to adjust my pricing and Verizon was significantly cheaper. I have spent countless hours trying to effectively do this transfer- endless calls to sham customer service; 6 months later T mobile is still billing me for lines I no longer have with them, and when I call to get help they tell me they can’t access my account without being able to access the lines I NO LONGER HAVE WITH THEM. They tell me to go to a store; the store tells me to call customer service. They bounce me back and forth and just keep taking money for services never rendered. My next step is to file a complaint with my bank. They are downright thieves, liars and criminals and should be ASHAMED of what they do to customers.
Reviewed Aug. 19, 2026
I changed to a cheaper plan, but they waited to change it so they could get an extra $50 out of me.

Reviewed Aug. 19, 2026
I have been with T-Mobile for over 10 years. Overall, I was happy with them and their service. I ended my service on August 15th. On this same day, before ending it, I made sure that all bills on this account were paid. It was confirmed by customer service that they were. A transfer out port pin was created through the T-Mobile app with help of customer service, and I left this company.
The following day, ANOTHER monthly charge came through on my account. I had automatic payments selected, however, any other time that I paid early, an identical bill was never charged to my account. This time it was. I called customer service and they wanted me to remember a pin that I created years ago. Due to not being able to, despite the situation, they said I would need to go to the store to show my ID, get this pin, then call them back, then wait 2-4 days for a refund.
I found this to be CRAZY considering my account was in the negative and I had just canceled with them the day before. I ended up reporting entire situation to Wells Fargo, getting refunded, but also before it was all over, I got an overdraft charge in my account. When T-Mobile had put through both charges, it put my account into the negative so this is what I was being charged for. This fee is being removed, but I had to call them back again and have it removed. This was MISERABLE and so shocking from T-Mobile. I had even told customer service that if my current company doesn't work out, I would consider returning. My thoughts have changed since this situation. Highly dissatisfied.
Reviewed Aug. 19, 2026
I am not able to view my bills online or on their app since I switched over past 3 months. The online chats and phone calls are waste of a time and they are not able to fix the issue. Their bills don’t have any explanation as to why they have charged more (in my case I don’t even have a choice to view the bill across any of the 5 lines I have). I am looking for a class action lawsuit against them.. please let me know if there are efforts towards that.
Reviewed Aug. 18, 2026
Very dissatisfied by what they call Customer (lack of) Service. HORRIBLE. Billed me after leaving their service, excruciating process to try to correct, ended up paying approx $75 more than I should have just to end it. Will NEVER return, after being a loyal customer for over 8 years. So disappointing!!
Reviewed Aug. 18, 2026
T-Mobile has unbelievably bad service. I have a credit of $286 that I have been trying to get since I cancelled my account in February. After waiting over 50 minutes, their Rep pretended not to hear me say hello and hung up on me. The next one said that I have to go to a store, and then call from there (another 50 mins?). My experience has been terrible -- after 4 conversations with them, they still cannot figure out how to give me my money back.

Reviewed Aug. 18, 2026
I have been with T-Mobile for over 20 years. Its customer service is at its lowest quality I have ever seen in those 20 years. Anyone I speak with is in the Philippines or India, not a single fluent US speaking agent in many calls. I am at then end of my loyalty with this company. Contacting customer service is anywhere from 20 min to 2 hours to get a person. The implementation of their new AI has made it almost impossible to reach a person. The computer has hung up on me many times and it never gets me to where I want to go. Even when I'm not yelling at it. They say the calls are recorded for customer quality but I call bullshit on this. This company no longer cares about their customers and if there was a better company I would switch in a minute. I can not and will not recommend them unless you want to be constantly frustrated.
Reviewed Aug. 18, 2026
I just had the worse dealing with how Teen Mobile works, not the customer employee service. I have an account, my name is on the account and pay for it every month. I called to cancel the account, but was not able, I was told I need to go in to a store.
Reviewed Aug. 18, 2026
This company keeps getting worse. I talked to them on Saturday and they advised me to let my current payment arrangement run out and then set up a new one. I woke up the morning to suspended service and went in just as they advised and guess what...I can't do it. Then they went even further to tell me they didn't tell me that and I said "I have a copy of the text thread here and the whole conversations." They then back tracked and said that they would submit the conversation to be talked over with the agent that they were wrong. I am tired of companies finding cheap labor in India, and other countries because we are TOO cheap to pay our own Americans to give good customer service. This place SUCKS more than any company I have ever dealt with. Get your head out of your butt!

Reviewed Aug. 18, 2026
Do not do it. I did the talk and text. Text did not work sending or receiving. Transferred out in the first month. Then got a bill in mail with a late fee. After told account closed and complete. So call on phone for help with why. After an hour and asking fir a manager. Never got one 'cause was told bill was taken care of. Then get a collection notice for delinquent account. WHAT! I work had to keep my credit good. If she would have said I owed I would have paid. It was $14. After getting hung up on and no call back. Yes they asked for a good number if disconnected. No one called. So another hour on phone. Managers are not available 'cause they're busy talking to other customers who are complaining. I was told I never called and I now owe $50 for a bill I never got and was told was taken care of. This place is very shady.

Reviewed Aug. 18, 2026
Very bad service!!! I can't get a hold of anyone. Been over 2 days, and when I call, I stay over an hour and no help at all...
Reviewed Aug. 17, 2026
This company mishandled our account and sent us to collections for charges we dispute. Customer service promised refunds and callbacks that never occurred. As former U.S. Cellular customers, we expected our three-line family plan to transfer unchanged. Instead, without our consent, the company removed my spouse from the family plan, opened a separate personal line for him, and billed that line while continuing to charge the family account for three lines. We were then billed separately again for August, so we canceled our service and switched to AT&T. Because my spouse’s phone was still being financed, it remained locked.
Customer service repeatedly assured us that a payment of $156.55 would unlock the phone and allow the transfer, but it did not. The company then demanded another $200 to unlock it and took no responsibility for the inaccurate information provided. We are now being billed for amounts we do not owe, even though the additional payments already collected should have brought the account current.

Reviewed Aug. 17, 2026
I have never dealt with a company that has such inefficient, poor service; both in person and on the phone. I would caution anyone considering a cell phone service company to stay far away from T-Mobile!!!
Reviewed Aug. 17, 2026
I strongly recommend that consumers think carefully before trusting T-Mobile with their wireless service or billing information. My problems with this company began more than a year ago with the purchase and activation of my first phone. What should have been a simple transaction turned into repeated activation errors, an additional line, device payoff and unlocking problems, billing disputes, credits, fees and months of trying to obtain a clean resolution.
Even after T-Mobile issued credits intended to correct earlier billing problems, a payment was still withdrawn from my card while those credits were being processed. That left a $102.10 credit balance on the account. T-Mobile later relied on the fact that AutoPay was technically active to declare the withdrawal valid, while avoiding the larger issue of why this matter had been allowed to continue for months as more service charges and payments accumulated.
I eventually removed AutoPay because I no longer trusted T-Mobile with access to my credit card. Removing AutoPay was not an admission that its previous billing was correct—it was an attempt to prevent additional withdrawals while the dispute remained unresolved. I filed complaints with the Better Business Bureau and the Idaho Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division. T-Mobile responded by maintaining that everything was valid, refusing any further refund or adjustment, and requesting that the matters be closed. Both organizations made clear that closing their informal complaint files was not a ruling that T-Mobile was correct. The BBB record reflects that I did not accept T-Mobile’s response, and the Attorney General specifically stated that closing its file did not constitute a judgment regarding the validity of my complaint.
T-Mobile eventually paid off and unlocked the devices, but doing those things after more than a year of problems does not erase the billing errors, delays, frustration, or extraordinary amount of time I spent trying to obtain a resolution. I am sharing this because I wish I had understood how difficult it could be to correct an account once something went wrong. Based on my documented experience, I no longer trust T-Mobile and will be transferring my service to another carrier.

Reviewed Aug. 17, 2026
If I could give it no stars I would. I was promised $200 per line transferred over from us cellular after they bought them and $100 per added line. I transferred 2 and added 1. That is $500. The rep assisting with the switch messed something up and 3 months and like 50 hours long phone calls, refused to honor it. That was the whole reason I went with them and not someone else. So now I pay $120 a month for 3 lines that I used my own phones for. Plus I had to change my number. My son has 7 different specialist and I have cancer. A number change is no easy thing. Thanks T-Mobile. Run away from them as fast as you can.
Reviewed Aug. 17, 2026
If I could give zero stars I would. I went into the store asking for the cheapest most cost efficient plan and was sold one that's costing 130 dollars per month. The store manager was not honest nor transparent about their so called “deals”. I was non -stop upsold. And now with my 130 dollar per month plan my service STILL drops at random points due to their unreliable towers. T-mobile is a scam.

Reviewed Aug. 17, 2026
False Advertising, T-Mobile misinformed the customer and I can't login to my new account in T-Mobile is impossible.
Reviewed Aug. 17, 2026
While T-Mobile service itself is average, they have exceptionally poor customer service. Wait time on hold to even try to speak to a customer service representative is excessive and there have been constant billing issues that require communicating with a representative. They try to steer customers towards using the app to resolve issues which isn't possible in many instances.
Reviewed Aug. 17, 2026
Crooks plain and simple. They will rip you off, overcharge and automatically take money from your account.
Reviewed Aug. 16, 2026
Tmobile service is trash. Dropping calls as I drive throughout Michigan. Tmobile customer service is garbage as I'm supposed to get a $30 per line discount on 4 lines and they don't give it to me on the two lines where they had to ship me the phones and I was working and couldn't sign for them. I called the parcel company, signed so they could deliver them while I'm at work. This worked however Tmobile said they gave me a new contract on those two lines because of this. I have to call them every month to fight the $60. Too high of bill. They fix it temporary and lie to me telling me it's permanent and the next month I get billed too high again. Tmobile is a garbage company and needs a class action lawsuit because I'm sure they do it to wear you down so you just pay the higher amount.

Reviewed Aug. 16, 2026
Since T-Mobile cut their customer service is still horrible. I don't know why did this to save money. It is absolutely horrible. I waited. When I called over 2 hours. Online when I wanted live agent then use the AI chat or speak to someone there is even worse and you get excuse after excuse. I may switch even if prices are more. I don't pay for a service that does give the option to talk when you call the 611 or 800 number and they have you on hold for two freaking hours.

Reviewed Aug. 15, 2026
I’m writing this review because I sincerely hope it prevents another family from going through what we experienced at this T-Mobile location. We have been loyal T-Mobile customers for more than 10 years, have never missed a payment, and I am extremely disappointed by the way this situation was handled. We were offered a promotion involving new Galaxy watches for our two children. We were told that by opening two new watch lines, we could get the new watches with one costing $15 per month and the other $7.50 per month. I specifically questioned the salesperson about the cost, and I was assured that we would only be paying the $15 and $7.50. That is NOT what happened.
What was not properly explained to us was that we apparently could not simply cancel our two old watch lines without financial consequences. So instead of replacing two watch lines with two new ones, we ended up paying for FOUR watch lines while only using TWO. To make matters worse, insurance remained active on the old watch lines that we weren’t even using. We have now lost more than $400 because of this situation. Then things somehow got worse.
I called T-Mobile trying to straighten out the mess and at least remove the insurance from the watch lines we weren’t using. Instead, without my realizing it, the representative removed the insurance protection from my primary cell phone and my wife’s primary cell phone. Had something happened to either of our phones during that time, we could have been facing an even bigger financial loss.
My wife and I finally went back to the store expecting someone to acknowledge what happened and help make this right. Instead, there was virtually zero accountability. We were essentially told, “We tell our employees to give customers the proper information.” Okay—but what happens when they DON’T? There was no refund, no meaningful attempt to compensate us, and not even an apology. They did at least restore the insurance protection on my phone.
The proposed “solution” was equally frustrating: we were told that our best option was to pay off the old watches completely. Think about that. After coming in because we had already lost hundreds of dollars due to what we believe was misleading or incomplete information, their solution was for us to give T-Mobile even more money.
I am completely dissatisfied with the way T-Mobile handled this. A customer should be able to rely on the information given by a salesperson when agreeing to a promotion—especially when that information directly determines what the customer will be paying every month. We have been faithful T-Mobile customers for more than a decade. We deserved better than a shrug and an explanation that employees are supposed to give customers the correct information.
I am hoping a district manager, general manager, or someone from T-Mobile corporate who actually has the authority to correct this will contact us, review exactly what happened, refund the money we should never have been charged, and make this right. Until then, I would strongly advise anyone considering a promotion at this location to get every single detail in writing before agreeing to anything.

Reviewed Aug. 15, 2026
After 4 trips in person and more phone calls and on-holds than I can count the hours for, T-Mobile, which I do not have, has sent me to California collections. Tried their service for 2 days. Tried to return the equipment. They refused it. Sent me home to close the account. Had to wait through a weekend. Closed the account 2 days before it was to be charged. Returned the equipment a SECOND time. Then they charged me for a month. Couldn't get any satisfaction. Was sent to a "T-Mobile Experience Center" where they couldn't help because the wifi was down. How ironic is that? Told my credit union not to pay, since T-Mobile would not talk to me. Kept making excuses for why I owed them money for a closed account and no equipment. Now they're at it again. This time they sent me to collections. I asked for help in person. Got the same old runaround. Do I have to go to court? Does anybody know?

Reviewed Aug. 15, 2026
OMG, T-Mobile owes me a refund that they are not returning. I placed an order with T-Mobile based on a marketing offer that I received from Metro PCS, the offer was for a free phone and home Internet if I switched my service, so I fell for the shenanigans. I didn't want the phone that they offered, so I upgraded the phone. I never took possession of the phone because UPS somehow wouldn't deliver the package while I was home, 3 attempts and no delivery. So the order was returned back to T-Mobile.
I received a email stating that the equipment was successful in being returned to T-Mobile; they were supposed to return my 60.00 dollar deposit in 3 to 5 business days, well they didn't. I'm still waiting; after multiple phone calls, they have not returned my money. So basically they stole my money. Do not do business with this company; they will rob you blind. Excessive fees, poor service, just another multi-million dollar company that's out to steal money from consumers. I should have never bought into their marketing scam, if they offer you a plan to leave Metro PCS, don't do it. You're going to lose out! I wish I had never fell for the nonsense. Metro PCS was good. T-Mobile, I want my damn money back. I should have went with Verizon.

Reviewed Aug. 14, 2026
If you’re ever in the Olean, New York area and you need a T-Mobile agent that is great and assisting you ask for Noah. He is awesome. Five thumbs up.

Reviewed Aug. 14, 2026
I was a loyal customer of T-Mobile for over 15 years until they forced me off my One-Military plan. Since I was going to change plans anyway, I decided to change companies. I had my T-Mobile service for 2 days in July and they charged me for a full month. Called customer service to no avail. I got transferred to a supervisor, no avail. I guess loyalty doesn't account for much these days.

Reviewed Aug. 14, 2026
A horrid company, especially if they absorbed you from Sprint. Want you off all of the plans absorbed by them from Sprint so they can stuff you into one of their higher priced plans. Famous for nickel and diming you as well and use the excuse this went up and that went up. Go with anyone but them. They gear themselves to millennials and gen Z, not to educated older adults like me. Won't even rectify their own mistakes which is plain wrong. Can't wait to end this partnership with them. Not my cup of tea.
Reviewed Aug. 14, 2026
OMG T mobile can burn in the depths that it came from. I was fine with US cellular and now I have gone through so many transactions with my phone to make it work through the transitions to T Mobile and now I can't call them to fix anything or anybody else. I'm paying $160 for absolutely nothing and no support after doing everything they told me to. They go... you know what. I'm so angry as a consumer and so not happy at all!!!! I shouldn't have to wait in line at an office for hours more than 5 times now to get this sorted out. This is a joke and there is a special place place in the afterlife waiting for your CEO.

Reviewed Aug. 14, 2026
We were Us Cellular customers for 20 years. We switched to TMobile and have never had customer service anywhere, from a provider of any type of service, as bad as TMobile. Avoid them like the plague. Condescending CS reps. Hang ups. Promises that they do not come through on. We are at a loss and are now moving to Verizon after giving them 6 weeks to make it right to no avail. Unbelievable.

Reviewed Aug. 13, 2026
T-Mobile betrayed 11 years of loyalty and destroyed our survival—and no money can fix what has been stolen. To T-Mobile Executive Leadership, Regulatory Authorities, and the Public: My husband and I grew up in tough conditions and made mistakes in our youth. We took full accountability, owned up to our actions, faced the consequences, and earned a clean path. For 30 years together, through continuous learning and hard work, we built a life. We raised seven children, supported four growing grandchildren, and opened our home to our kids' friends whenever they needed support. We raised our children to value integrity, respect the law, and serve their community—including three of our children who joined the United States Military.
We did everything to the best of our abilities. For 11 to 12 years, I was a loyal T-Mobile customer. I trusted them with my primary phone number—a number I have held for over 20 years—and with my family’s most sensitive personal information. In return, T-Mobile’s repeated and gross cybersecurity failures allowed our identities—names, Social Security numbers, driver’s licenses, and private records—to be stolen and exposed on the deep dark web.
T-Mobile has suffered multiple massive data breaches affecting over 76 million people. They paid out hundreds of millions of dollars in corporate settlements and legal fines, treating our private lives like a routine cost of doing business. But no amount of settlement money, corporate PR, or free credit monitoring can fix the destruction they have inflicted on our home and health. This isn't just about credit scores—it is about our name, our identity, our health, and our daily survival.
For almost three years, I knew in my gut that something was dead wrong. I personally raised the warning signs—calling T-Mobile constantly for nearly three years, asking why my bills were soaring up to almost $1,000. Instead of investigating the red flags I brought to them, they made excuse after excuse. Every time, they would shut off my phone—cutting off my 20-year lifeline to my family and medical care. Because we couldn't afford brand-new phones, I was forced to scrape together money and pay those outrageous, inflated amounts just to keep my line active while they ignored my warnings.
Meanwhile, because our stolen information was twisted and scattered, fraudulent records now falsely claim my husband has income he does not have. Because of these fake records and T-Mobile's constant fallout:
I am fighting for my Social Security Disability, which is being disrupted by false income data attached to our household.
I am fighting Section 8, because they claim I have extra household income that doesn't exist, throwing our housing assistance into chaos.
I am fighting my landlord, who I rightfully owe money to because Section 8's miscalculated portion left us unable to pay the full rent, putting us on the brink of losing our home.
I lost my vehicle. While I was up north taking care of my mother who has dementia, my car was towed. Because of the extreme financial strain caused by this entire nightmare, I didn't have the money to get it back. I was forced to make the painful decision between putting food on the table for my family or rescuing my vehicle—and I had to let my car go.
We struggle to get basic help. We can't even properly apply for food stamps because of these corrupted records, leaving us constantly wondering how we are going to put food on the table.
My health has been severely broken. The relentless pressure, the threat of losing our housing, and the constant fight to protect my family from a mess we didn't make caused so much trauma that I ended up hospitalized for severe mental breakdowns—not once, but twice.
When everyday citizens make a mistake, we face it, own it, and take responsibility. Yet T-Mobile can ignore an 11-year customer’s warning signs, bleed us dry with bloated bills, leak our lives onto the internet, ruin our health, and walk away behind corporate silence. We raised our family to stand in the truth, and we refuse to stay quiet. T-Mobile must be held publicly accountable for failing the families who trusted them with their lives and identities.

Reviewed Aug. 13, 2026
Been with T-Mobile since the onset of cell phones. Grew to a solid competitor. In the past few years all downhill and it doesn't seem like they care. They tell you a devices is free but it's not and you're making installments. Then you have to pay it off before you drop the extra line. In other words they outright lied to me. Paid it off to get rid of the line and I'm STILL paying the same amount. They've stopped to lying and trickery. After 30 years of satisfaction I'm going to switch carriers.

Reviewed Aug. 13, 2026
When in the T-Mobile location in my local mall, I went in and asked about upgrading and staying within my same bill. I was out of contract and wanted to see what was available to me. I was quoted what they could do and what phones I could get. My bill is actually 67. Still higher than what I was paying and cannot get help so that I am not paying a higher bill. They expect you to continue paying the higher bill with promises to resolve in 1/2 billing cycles.
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