T-Mobile

I love T-MOBILE! It's fast and I love the unlimited data. I used to have another plan with a different company that would slow the speed of data once it reached a certain amount. I could start loading something and walk away several minutes and come back and it would still be loading. My daughter, son-in-law, and I share a T-Mobile plan together and it's cheaper this way. MUCH cheaper than the snail service I used to have!!

Well, our bill is not that bad at all, we been with T-Mobile for the last 4 years and it has been a good experience, we have 3 lines and at the beginning we started with only 2, and for the last year or so, I switch jobs and had to get a phone for myself so that’s how we end up with 3 lines, if it was on my power to do it, I would like to lower the price for customers that stay with their phone providers for less monthly charges per line or per package, it would be great if we get compensated for been loyal to a phone company regardless if is AT&T, T-Mobile or whatever provider you feel more comfortable, also may be some perks for people over 50-years or 55 so it can be more affordable for us, we don’t have to have all the latest technology and don’t have the help to learn all the new features on the new phones.

My experience with Rachel at the store in Palm Harbor, Fl. was awesome, never have I come across a customer service rep with such appeal. Her knowledge about the product, its needs and my personal needs were incredible, she carried herself like a true professional, but with a human side, we're both from Ohio so maybe that might of been part of the chemistry. I will forever recommend my family and friends to Sprint/T-mobile services and products. Definitely a 10. Great employee award to Rachel W. Johnny **.

I got on T-Mobile's network around 2013 I want to say. This was a jump after dealing with horrendous service from Sprint (I know they've improved since and merged with T-Mobile). Let me just say the switch was the start of something great. First off, the signal was killing it in my area. I mean, maximum 4G everywhere I went back then. Blazing fast and I never had dropped calls (again, my area). I even sat on a beach in Puerto Rico and had 4g right there on the sand. I'm not sure how well it works everywhere in the world, but it was also phenomenal in Quebec Canada.

I recently upgraded my phone at T-Mobie to Samsung galaxy S20. Some days passed and I noticed the sun on my phone and it led me to gently rub my finger on the screen and I felt a superficial scratch. I thought that it was just a reflection but I could feel it but not see it. I called T-Mobile to find out what to do. I was initially advised to contact Samsung to get a replacement since it was a brand new $1000 phone!

I switched from AT&T to T-Mobile about 8 months ago. I have to call almost monthly for service issues. Technical support has no help and do the same thing every time. I was suggested a cell booster which they do not provide and I had to locate one to buy. I still have connection issues with my tower and data is slow. My tower is only a few miles from my house and it has constant issues with needed repairs. I have used different brands of phones which I am paying for thru their company after suggested it was my type of phone. I am mostly bed bound and need reliable service for assistance when needed. My calls are delayed and calls come thru several minutes later after I have already hung up. Messages that I have sent to others have taken hours to be received. Documentation is not reliable or noted for review of my account. If I could put zero stars I would.

Been having a issue with voicemail. Seems a recent post confirm they know about it but they won't admit it. Get hung up on a lot and most of their reps don't answer anything, some just repeat same script. Ticket was made but ignored by them. Get several excuses on it i.e was cancelled, can't find it. Seems if they deny it or get you to give up calling having your time wasted it just fixes itself. The corporate office contact no better. Can't asks a question or get answer. Think customer deserve better.

I've had it. I have been with T-Mobile since I first got a cell phone back in 2006. Over the years, I always defended them when everyone else said that "they are a mobile service for peasants". It's becoming clear to me now that those people are right. Time after time, T-Mobile has failed me. Multiple times a day, daily, I'll have full bars (on Wi-Fi & Mobile) and texts will get the spinning wheel and not send. The other day, I got a text, from myself...that I didn't send. People tell me that my side of the line sounds muffled when I talk to them on the phone. I'm in sales and miss business calls because they simply don't come through.

I WAS a customer for 13 years with T-Mobile. I decided to switch because another company had a much better plan and the same phone offered by both companies was cheaper with my new provider. I received the last bill from T-Mobile and they did not prorate the bill. I called to speak to a manager about this and they state they do not prorate and I should have waited until the end of my cycle to make the switch. They expect me to pay for 2 weeks of services through T-Mobile that I did not receive. I left mid way through my billing cycle.

Transferred to T-Mobile from another provider that uses the T-Mobile network. Switchover was fine except I now find out there is an issue with T-Mobile's system allowing you to use the native voicemail app. Basically, you can't. So by pressing and holding 1 you can set up your voicemail, but it will not show up in the app and you will have no notification that you have a voicemail. You can press 123 to get access to the voicemail, but there is no way to know you actually have a voicemail. The tech told me this is a known issue, but there is no resolution. What I find difficult to understand is that the small provider I previously was using (Tello) was able to solve this problem (their voicemail system worked fine with iOS), while T-Mobile cannot. Worst of all, they know this is an issue, but no one mentioned it to me when I signed up-if I had known, I would not have gone with T-Mobile.