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Reviewed Oct. 1, 2026
I have been a loyal T-Mobile customer for more than 20 years, and one of the biggest reasons I have remained with T-Mobile is the quality of the people who represent the company. I want to especially recognize Charlies, Niko, and Karly at T-Mobile Store 8321. They are outstanding examples of what exceptional customer service should look like. They are knowledgeable, patient, solution-oriented, and genuinely committed to helping customers with whatever challenges they may be experiencing.
You can have the best products and services in the world, but if your employees are not able to provide the guidance and support customers need, that value is diminished. The team at Store 8321 consistently goes above and beyond to make sure customers receive the assistance they need in a timely and professional manner. Their dedication, expertise, and willingness to help are truly appreciated. T-Mobile is fortunate to have employees like Charlies, Niko, and Karly representing the company. Thank you for continuing to provide such exceptional, proactive and solution oriented, and expert customer service, and please keep up the great work!
Faye **Happy Customer

Reviewed Sept. 12, 2026
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ **Outstanding Service from Wesley—A True Mobile Expert\!** After more than 20 years with AT&T, I walked into T\-Mobile simply to explore my options and left as a new customer\. I traded in my paid\-off iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro and walked out with brand\-new iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro phones, along with cases and screen protectors\.
After a recent AT&T outage and frustrating congestion—especially when using my phone as a hotspot for backup internet—I did my homework and decided to seriously consider T\-Mobile for my area in Deer Pines Subdivision in Conroe, Texas\. That’s when I met Wesley, a T\-Mobile Senior Mobile Expert, and he truly deserves the title\. He was knowledgeable, professional, patient, and never pressured me\. He explained the military/veteran plan options, compared plans and phones, answered all my questions, and handled the entire transition from start to finish\.
Wesley made what could have been a complicated process incredibly easy\. I left the store confident that I had made the right decision and excited to have my new service before heading to Austin to celebrate my birthday with my son and daughter\. Thank you, Wesley, for your professionalism, knowledge, and outstanding customer service\. You represented T\-Mobile extremely well\. As they say in the military, I salute you\! 🇺🇸🫡 If you’re considering T\-Mobile, ask for Wesley\. He knows his stuff and truly takes care of his customers\!
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Reviewed Sept. 12, 2026
I had a wonderful experience with Helen **, Mobile Expert Representative at T-Mobile. I came into the store extremely frustrated after my phone had been stolen, and Helen was so attentive, compassionate, and helpful. She took the time to explain everything I needed to know, gave me the information I needed to move forward, and even offered to call the phone insurance company to help me with the process. Helen is extremely knowledgeable and provides exceptional customer service. She truly went above and beyond to make a very stressful situation a little easier.
While I was waiting to be helped, I also observed Helen assisting another customer who was very upset and blaming her for the situation. I was impressed by how calm, patient, and professional she remained. She explained the process to the customer several times, and each time she did so with the same patience and professionalism. She never showed frustration or allowed the difficult situation to affect the way she treated the customer. Helen is a true asset to T-Mobile. Her compassion, patience, knowledge, and dedication to helping customers really stood out to me. Thank you, Helen, for making a difficult day a little easier. You are truly appreciated!
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 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 Oct. 4, 2026
I ported my T-Mobile service to another carrier on August 1, 2026. Before leaving, T-Mobile adjusted my final bill to $4.67, which I paid in full on August 13. I have confirmation of that payment. Despite this, T-Mobile later generated another $55.20 charge for service after I had already ported my number out and the account had been canceled. I disputed the charge and followed T-Mobile's instructions to dispute the payment with my bank.
On October 2, Southwest Credit collection agency contacted me regarding a $90.20 balance, consisting of the $55.20 charge plus a $35 fee. I immediately contacted T-Mobile. The representative acknowledged that there was an issue and told me the balance would be corrected to $0 and that the collection agency would be notified. But this is not happening immediately and I was asked to wait for a week. Based on my experience with T Mobile, they are acknowledging their mistakes in all their recorded calls, but sadly not taking any steps to get that corrected.
I contacted T-Mobile again on October 3 because the balance was still showing on my canceled account. Again, I was told that the balance would be corrected to $0 and the collection agency notified, but T-Mobile customer care representatives said that they would not provide written confirmation. My main concern is that an incorrect, disputed balance could be reported to the credit bureaus. I am sharing my experience so other customers who are considering leaving T-Mobile know to carefully save their final bills, payment confirmations, and records of every conversation after porting out. I hope T-Mobile resolves this promptly and confirms the correction in writing.

Reviewed Oct. 4, 2026
T-Mobile is a wonderful service plan I have but to one of the workers who help the most needs to be recognized my health and eye sight is in bad condition and when I say Shantell ** who work for them and I apologize first name may be spelled incorrectly. But she was extremely helpful and answered all questions and had patience and solved my problem. This world could use more helpful people like her..!!

Reviewed Oct. 4, 2026
I was blatantly misled by both T‑Mobile and Costco’s wireless reps. I was promised $150 per line and $400 per device for porting in — all supposedly delivered 14 weeks after activation. That deadline passed in early August, and nothing was honored. Since switching, I’ve dealt with constant overbilling, faulty equipment, and monthly 90‑minute calls where agents lie, contradict each other, laugh, hang up, and pass me around with zero accountability. This is false advertising, poor training, and predatory sales behavior. I’ve been given the runaround for months, and no one will fix the issue or honor the rebates I was promised. Completely unacceptable.
Reviewed Oct. 3, 2026
Never had an issue until I left them after almost 30yrs of service. Keep billing me for a line I canceled months ago and when I call, they continuously tell me I don’t have a balance but yet keep sending me a bill and charging late fees. The supervisor I talked to tonight wouldn't listen and kept talking over me. So unprofessional and so rude and sadly this company will get more of my money out of convenience for not having to deal with them anymore.
Reviewed Oct. 3, 2026
I opened a T-Mobile Internet account for my daughter’s use during a contract in South Dakota. This account was always prepaid with a credit prior to calling to close the account end of June 2026. During our phone call, we gave the customer service rep the phone number written on the bottom of the mobile Internet tower. We were told that since the account had a credit on it, we would receive either a refund or final bill once the bill had adjusted to the end of the period. We never received any further communication until I received a report that the service was pending disconnection.
I phoned again, and suddenly nobody could locate an account under the phone number given; I was told it must have been because it was closed. The next thing I know I received a collections notice from the company. I called in again at which point I was told there was no account listed under that phone number and without an account number, they could not help me. None of the billing statements did it give the account number or the full phone number associated with the account, at which point all of their customer service members told me there was nothing they could do.
Once the collections company contacted me and I called them back, miraculously they were able to look up the account and the phone numbers by my Social Security, which I was told previously they could not do. Upon contesting the balance, they referred me back to T-Mobile. I was on the phone with T-Mobile for over an hour and a half, first with their representative, who truly did you a very good job of trying to help me but said it was beyond her limitations and transferred me to a supervisor. Pretty much said there was nothing he could do. I needed to return the equipment that I had explained that I never received instructions or a call tag to return.
He said there’s nothing he can do about the past-due balance that should not have been there since the service was canceled at the end of June. There’s nothing he could do to address the cancellation unless I returned their equipment to the store; no call tags available, and once the equipment was returned, no guarantees, but they may look back at the billing.
At which time he told me I could contest the billing either by USPS mail or by fax. When questioned about a response, he said the facts would go back to whatever number of the facts came from, so even trying to go to an Office Depot, etc. would not result in a response. This has been by far the worst customer service I have ever experienced. Essentially, we asked that they cancel the account they never canceled it. They want me to pay for months that there was no service and no usage on the account and the only way to move forward is to discuss. This is to return the equipment to us, and they would “think about it."
Reviewed Oct. 3, 2026
Almost five years of low-grade service, low-grade cell phones, slow or not working internet, phone freezes, videos not loading on Facebook or YouTube, very slow data, never telling the truth about anything you ask them, tower not working in my area, so service is always interrupted. Worst service ever, but send reminder notification about bill payment.
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2026
To whom this may concern, I would just like to highlight a representative that had a phenomenal character and skill set in regards to helping me with the transitioning from an android to a iPhone. He was very knowledgeable of my phone and knowledgeable of assisting me with the learning abilities for my new phone, I was very happy and I would recommend anyone who needs a new phone service. Please come to the store where Q works in the Chesterfield location. This is the spelling of his name Quaryon **. He’s such a great salesman. Thank you..
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2026
It’s frustrating; I’ve been with this company for 11 years. In March, they swapped my internet box for a new one. I had to return the old box, and I did. But In May, I was hit with a charge of over $700. When I called to ask about the charge, they claimed they hadn't received the box—even though I was able to verify via the tracking number that they *had* received it, along with the name of the person who signed for it. They saw this too, so they promised me a credit—which never happened. I called again in June, and they told me the credit would show up in three months. So, I waited the three months, but I never received anything. I called back, and of course, the tracking number was no longer active.
Now they claim they never received the equipment—and naturally, they have no proof or notes indicating receipt—but they’ve escalated the case, and I have to wait another 20 days. This all started in March; it’s now October, and I suppose I shouldn't keep waiting for something that clearly isn't going to happen. They scammed me; but they thanked me for being with T-Mobile for 11 years.

Reviewed Oct. 2, 2026
I only gave T-Mobile 1 star because 0 was not an option. I has US Cellular for decades and since T-Mobile has taken them over, my service is terrible and they the worst customer service of anyone I have ever dealt with. Their billing debt is inept and they most unhelpful people online ever. They need to be honest in their advertisements and say they are America's worst network.
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2026
I was promised a $1600 ($800 each phone) discount on the purchase of 2 new iPhones 17’s. I purchased the iPhone’s online and paid in full. I waited a couple of months and did not see the discount reflected on my monthly bill. I called customer service and they told me the discount would be reflected in the next bill. I waited a couple more months and it still was not reflected. I called again and I was again told it would be reflected in the next billing cycle. I waited another couple of months and the discount still was not given. I called customer service 6 months after the iPhone purchase and they then said that the discount is not valid because I paid for the phones in full. I was also told that they did not have any record of my previous phone calls. I was lied to on multiple occasions. I will never use their service again.
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2026
Tmobile I am very pissed off because I'm trying to take care of business. The t life is crap. I need to talk to a human being. I'm seriously considering leaving Tmobile. Angry is an understatement. I don't have money to give away. NOT HAPPY WITH THE WAY YOU ALL ARE OPERATING!!!

Reviewed Oct. 2, 2026
If I could give this company a big fat 0 I would. Not that they pay attention to these reviews but hopefully as a consumer people will stay away from them because of it. I went to upgrade my phone with them and my old phone had a crack in the glass. I looked up THEIR guidelines which stated that a crack in the glass does not qualify it from a promotional upgrade. I went to the T-mobile store close to me (big mistake, do not go to the stores, they don't know what they are doing) and the representative there told me also that the crack in the glass was not big deal as long as the rest of the phone was working properly which it was. Lo and behold I am not being charged $17 a month for a phone I was supposed to get for free. I spent 3 hours dealing with customer service representatives. The First I contacted 2 weeks ago, she could barely speak English go figure, and I was told I would get a call on the 24th of September. Nothing, crickets.
I called billing today and the woman just blew me off and passed me off to the store I originally went to since she didn't want to deal with it. I contacted Customer Care (it should be called Customer Care Less) and was talking to a helpful gentleman for a while and though we were getting somewhere and I got kicked out of the chat. I then had to contact someone else in the chat just to get someone else and start all over. Good thing I screenshotted the conversation I had with the other rep which made it a little faster. Then I was finally told that my old phone was received damaged and didn't pass inspection which is why the promotion code was removed.
So here I am believing their own guidelines and the representative that having a crack in the glass was no big deal just to be lied to. Anything to screw over the customers. I have been a customer with T-Mobile for about 30 years and this is how customers are treated. Don't believe the hype you see on their ads. They suck and there is no loyalty to anyone. I will definitely be looking for another provider. Good job T-Mobile, not that you care but you just lost another one.

Reviewed Oct. 2, 2026
Maria ** has the most patience of any person I’ve ever talked to on the phone. This old bag called complaining about the high bill after buying a phone. Let’s just say I had lots of questions and she had the answers. She was very kind and polite throughout the call. Also, it matters what time of day you call. I called in the morning time and it was a 30 minute wait to talk to somebody. I called right after lunch and was connected immediately.
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2026
Went to T-Mobile store in Binghamton NY that is located in a plaza with Price Shopper. Talked with Rocko who was good at first, answered questions for both internet and phone, gave a price and started the paperwork. Asked about any other charges or hidden fees and he said NO! Time to pay, the numbers that came up were over 200 more then what he said. He tried to explain it was for set up and activating the account. So I asked why he did not mention this prior when asked, he stated he forgot (AND THIS IS A MANAGER??) Said NO THANK YOU as I don't go for the bait and switch game -- left the store... Too bad too because was looking to get rid of Spectrum!!!

Reviewed Oct. 2, 2026
They do nothing but lie. They constantly raise your bill every single month. I have to call because my bill is supposed to be 289 and never yet has it been that price for 4 months now.
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2026
They are liars and thieves. Charged me for services that I never signed up for.
Reviewed Oct. 1, 2026
Horrible company all around. Customer service is worse than Xfinity and that is borderline impressive to be that bad. I had a 5 year price guarantee and they raised it 10 months into a 2 year contract. 45 minutes on the phone with a clown telling me they "grandfathered" the plan I was on and the $6 increase was for a plan I didn't sign up for. The guarantee was mentioned several times. I don't think they know what the word means.

Reviewed Oct. 1, 2026
I bought my Galaxy phone from T-Mobile 4 months ago. I was never told the phone was gonna be well over 230 if I canceled. I tried to speak to a manager there and was told all companies charge you for their phones. No they don't and I did correct him and let him know. Cricket does not do that. He tried to backpedal and say that they're the exception. I told them I felt like I was lied to and scammed because the salesperson never told me this about the. The only thing he could tell me was that it was in the fine print. Buyer beware. Stay away from t-mobile. This is how they get rich, they lie and cheat and scam, you out of your heart, earn money. The storefront I had problems with was t-mobile in Wake Forest on Main Street.
Reviewed Oct. 1, 2026
Forced me to merge plans, and then took away my primary access to the account before us cellular merged. And then the representative would literally be like "I can't hear you" and kept asking me to do things on my phone, even though every single time she told me to do something - it required me to go on speaker, and then my service would drop again.
Reviewed Sept. 30, 2026
After nearly 30 years as a T-Mobile customer, this is how my relationship with the company ended when I decided to leave. A little over a year ago, I decided to move my phone service from T-Mobile to Xfinity because I was paying roughly twice as much for what I considered a comparable plan. What should have been a relatively simple number-porting process turned into an unnecessarily frustrating ordeal.
First, I was told by T-Mobile that I had an outstanding balance and that my numbers could not be released until it was paid. I paid the amount I was told was due. I then went back to Xfinity and attempted to transfer my numbers. The transfer failed. I contacted T-Mobile again. I was told that the balance had been paid, and I was given a transfer PIN. I returned to Xfinity, provided the PIN, and the transfer still did not go through.
I contacted T-Mobile again. This time, I was told that another bill had been generated for the new billing period, apparently covering less than half a month of service. I paid that amount as well. I was then given another transfer PIN. I went back to Xfinity, and once again, the transfer did not work. When I contacted T-Mobile again, I was told that I needed to wait approximately 24–48 hours for the payment to clear before the numbers could finally be transferred. Eventually, after I had paid the amounts T-Mobile told me were due and waited for the payments to process, my numbers were successfully transferred to Xfinity. I believed the matter was finished.
More than a year later, I received a letter from Jefferson Capital Systems stating that it had acquired an alleged T-Mobile balance of $215.79 and that the account had been reported to the credit bureaus. To the best of my recollection, I never received a phone call from T-Mobile informing me that this balance remained outstanding, nor do I recall receiving a letter from T-Mobile notifying me that I still owed money after the account was closed. What makes this particularly frustrating is that, during the porting process, I was repeatedly told what amounts needed to be paid before the transfer could proceed. I paid the amounts I was instructed to pay, waited for the payments to clear, and only then was I finally able to transfer my numbers.
Now, more than a year later, I am being asked to go through old credit-card statements, bank records, and payment confirmations to determine what happened with an alleged $215.79 balance that I had no reason to believe still existed. In my opinion, that is unacceptable. My advice to anyone leaving T-Mobile is simple: DOCUMENT EVERYTHING. Save every payment confirmation, final bill, transfer PIN, email, text message, and record of your conversations. Do not assume that because your numbers have been successfully transferred and you believe the account has been settled that there will not be another issue later. After nearly 30 years as a customer and thousands upon thousands of dollars paid to T-Mobile over those years, I am extremely disappointed that my relationship with the company ended this way. Based on my experience, T-Mobile handled this situation very poorly.

Reviewed Sept. 30, 2026
I regret ever having T mobile. We cancelled our service and transferred to verizon; Somehow, T mobile took my teenage daughter's email and was sending her bills for a new number they assigned to her phone without letting us know! We finally were contacted by a collection agency because we were not paying for the service we didn't know was somehow activated. I had to make multiple phone calls and personally visit several stores for this to be corrected and when I thought it was, I received a past due bill in the mail! I called and they said this was a mistake and they credited me again and said I could finally wash my hands off t mobile. Then, I get another past due bill in the mail! Mind you, these also have late fees tied to them because they decided to send bills to a minor's address and not the person with the name on the account they opened.
I call and was told I could not be helped because I didn't know my account or pin information. I didn't set up this new account, nor did I ever set up a pin. I thought we were done with T mobile since July of 2025, and yet here we are. They told me I had to go into the store, so I did. They said I owe money for devices. I told them I was told my devices were paid and I didn't have to turn anything in. Why would they have apologized and credited then for me to begin told today I have a final balance on my devices? I said I had all 4 of the trackers they were talking about and the manager on the phone said I could bring them to the store, they will take them back and I will not pay a dime and I will never hear from T mobile again. I'm trying to return these now, and I'm really hoping this happens and is the end to all of this.

Reviewed Sept. 30, 2026
My husband changed our business plan from Verizon to T-Mobile. I do not have any problems with my phone, my husband's phone is having a problem with voicemail with his personal line and business line. He isn't getting messages and he made a message and half of the time it's not using his message. He went to the store 15 times, tried to call customer service with no help, he may be losing business with no help. Should we go back to Verizon??

Reviewed Sept. 30, 2026
In my opinion, T-Mobile become a money pit with a horrible customer service. I have been a T-Mobile customer for more than 10 years, and after they almost doubled the cost of the monthly premium I had to move away to another provider. Once that happened they continue to charge me while I was no longer their customer. When I called the customer service I had a horrible experience. every call I made had a 30 minutes wait time, after which I had to talk to a front end customer service for 30 minutes, who then moved me to the back end for another 30-40 minutes conversation.
After 10 years they asked me about my PIN and had to call another team that would be able to verify my identity for the third time. Even after I recovered this PIN I still had to go every time to the verification team for a two factor authentication... In the end after all this theater, I asked for what period of time they billed me since I was no longer their customer and they sent me to the nearest T-Mobile store to explain me there what was going on... So as you can see they just gave me the run around to get rid of me and discourage me to call again. I forgot to mention that I am a disabled person and I can't stand for more than a few minutes... Again, in my opinion T-Mobile is hemorrhaging subscriber due to their prohibitive prices and they try to get their money by any means possible.

Reviewed Sept. 30, 2026
The customer service is terrible, especially María's (ID **); she didn't offer any solution and basically told me to leave T-Mobile. She didn't offer any solution; we’re going to leave this company. As a supervisor, she ought to be friendlier, but they hold mediocre positions and act like they're the company presidents.

Reviewed Sept. 30, 2026
I got the Razr phone! It's horrible. It gets hot if it's on too long & it got a dot on it from folding (not my fault). I have insurance but they want me to pay 100 bucks. They're sleazy. I'd never get anything from them again. Disgusting customer service!!!

Reviewed Sept. 30, 2026
I just want to say that if I could give T-Mobile's customer service in less than a star, I would. We canceled with T-Mobile because everything was just not great with them and we went to Verizon. Everything has been fantastic with Verizon. No hidden fees, no changing of my plan. But twice now t-mobile has taken out the final payment for our old plan, which the first payment was fine. We still owe it, but not the second payment. Now when we're trying to get it reversed, they're telling us that the security code that we use and we always use the same security code. And we have for the last twenty years that my husband and I have been married so that we never forget it. They're refusing to refund the money. They're saying our security code is not valid. I highly advise no one go with t-mobile. Highly sketchy business.

Reviewed Sept. 30, 2026
I am a military spouse, and I am frustrated with T-Mobile regarding their failure to honor a legal Power of Attorney (POA) and their discriminatory, inflexible policies toward active-duty military families experiencing a Permanent Change of Station (PCS) or geographic separation. My husband is active-duty military and is currently stationed in Virginia, preparing our home for sale, while I am residing in Idaho with our minor children. Because we are managing our household from two different states, my husband executed a legal Power of Attorney granting me full authority to manage financial transactions and utility accounts, including our wireless service.
When attempting to manage the account in Idaho, T-Mobile staff refused to honor the legal Power of Attorney, stating that it is "company policy" that the primary account holder must be physically present in the store. This policy is completely incompatible with the realities of military service, deployments, and unaccompanied moves. Furthermore, it directly contradicts T-Mobile’s own written corporate guidelines regarding POA submissions. I will be taking my service elsewhere that is more suitable for military family needs.

Reviewed Sept. 30, 2026
After visiting 3 T-Mobile stores I have to say not one answer was the same. No help was given except when the employee told me Pandora was going into my play list delete my very good taste in music..IDC how you part your stores but the answer should be the same as your name is T-Mobile. No stars.
Reviewed Sept. 30, 2026
After more than 21 years as a T-Mobile customer, I can honestly say that the level of customer service has declined dramatically. For the past six months, I have experienced nothing but frustration, misinformation, and broken promises. Every time I call customer service, I am told the same thing: "A supervisor is unavailable right now and will call you back within an hour." Unfortunately, that callback never comes. After hearing the same story repeatedly for six months, it's hard not to feel that customers are simply being given scripted responses instead of real solutions.
What is most disappointing is the lack of accountability. Representatives often provide conflicting information, and I find myself having to explain the same issue over and over again to different people without getting any resolution. It feels like no one takes ownership of the problem. On top of that, my monthly bill seems to change regularly without clear explanations, leaving me to spend hours on the phone trying to understand charges that should have been communicated upfront. The amount of time and stress this has caused is unbelievable.
I am not someone who enjoys leaving negative reviews, and in over two decades as a customer I have always tried to be patient and understanding. However, T-Mobile has pushed me to the point where I feel obligated to share my experience so that other consumers can make an informed decision. Customer satisfaction used to be one of T-Mobile's strengths. Sadly, that no longer appears to be the case. If you are considering switching to T-Mobile, I would strongly encourage you to do your research first. My experience over the last six months has been exhausting, disappointing, and far below the level of service I would expect from a company that claims to value its customers.
Reviewed Sept. 29, 2026
I have been a T-Mobile customer for almost 23 years, with four lines and an excellent payment history. I have consistently paid my bills on time and have given T-Mobile my business for more than two decades. Recently, I contacted T-Mobile about upgrading all four of my phones. All four phones are completely paid off, and I was willing to pay the taxes and fees upfront. After almost 23 years of loyalty, I expected T-Mobile to make a serious effort to keep a long-term customer. Instead, T-Mobile refused to offer me four phones at no device cost. I understand that T-Mobile has promotions and policies, but after nearly 23 years as a customer, I was extremely disappointed that there was no meaningful loyalty offer for someone with my history.
What is especially frustrating is that customers are constantly seeing promotions designed to attract new customers, while long-term customers who have been paying their bills for decades can feel like their loyalty doesn’t matter. I have spent a tremendous amount of money with T-Mobile over the years. I never expected special treatment simply because I have been loyal, but I did expect T-Mobile to recognize almost 23 years of business and make a reasonable effort to keep me.
This experience has seriously changed the way I look at my relationship with T-Mobile. After nearly 23 years, I am now seriously considering taking all four lines to another carrier that is willing to value my business. T-Mobile should remember that keeping loyal customers is just as important as attracting new ones. After almost 23 years, I expected much better.
Reviewed Sept. 29, 2026
If I could give them a -100 I would. They, charged me for equipment that I turned in once I changed services to Verizon! Charged me for tablets that I never had, they were going to charge me for the phone I had already paid off! They just tried to get me to pay them more $$$ even though I cancelled this in July and paid off the phone. DON'T EVER LET THEM TALK YOU INTO A SERVICE! They rip you off and bill you for things you never even had,
Reviewed Sept. 29, 2026
Store in Tulsa, Ok 101st and Memorial. Had 4 problems to resolve. Jared was the customer service rep. He quickly solved all the problems. Very efficient, knowledgeable, friendly and professional. Thank you Jared!

Reviewed Sept. 29, 2026
I have been a T-Mobile customer for 11 years. Very loyal. I called couple of days ago. The customer service rep stated they promise to provide a service and send an email. Waited a day. Nothing. I was also promised that the account inability to reach problem will be resolved in 24 hours. Nothing happened after 24 hours. Still blocked saying call customer service. Called again. ANother rep, totally unaware of what's going on, told the same story, listened totally different story, another promise. ANd one day later nothing happens. when you call it takes 30 minutes wait time. If your app is not working, no chance of texting or chatting. Unbelievable super annoying disgusting customer service.

Reviewed Sept. 28, 2026
Keep away from Tmobile. First they will lie about a free LINE. They will lie about the free phone they give you for opening a new LINE. They lie and add additional charges like new headphones you were never informed of only realizing after you received the new phones. Once I called them back to return the headphones because I didn't want a charge of 120 on my entire amount owed, they just ignored me and never sent me the email with the information to return the headphones. Now new charges have emerged and as much as I used to love tmobile, I need to make sure I warn all the working people. Tmobile are a bunch of lying thieves and refuse to send transcripts for the customer. They do not honor their contracts.
Reviewed Sept. 28, 2026
T-Mobile is the worst phone service I have ever had. Text won't go through, no one can help at local store with tech issues, customer support is a joke and not much help there either. Have long wait times on phone call or have to get called back. Suddenly phone will not send texts, even after using hours before.
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