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9838 Kester Ave., North Hills, California, United States

Phone number: 626-318-8131

T-Mobile Reviews

Justin Lomako July 17, 2011
Early Termination Fees
Had a contract with T-MOBILE for 5 lines and I canceled the contract 2 months after getting it and I was charged $200 for each line in early cancelation fees.
I canceled the contract because the phones were defective, the service was bad, and all T-MOBILE would do is want more money from me for more costly phones and service upgrades.
The terms of the contract changed constantly and I did not get what I thought I was getting.
In my opinion all technology service contract early termination fees should not be allowed because the service can decline at any time or the customer could move etc.
Additionally other cell phone service providers like METRO don't have contracts and do fine. If a company has good products and service they don't need to rely upon contracts because the customers would be loyal on the merits of the company and it's services and products alone.
There are now lawsuits against T-MOBILE and others and it is long over due.
Maria Cleofe July 14, 2011
Lost of phones
My husband made a mistake of asking one of the T-mobile customer service representative, asking where to send back the 2 Nokia astound phones cause he deactivated his account in t-mobile.this representative gave him a wrong address and idea of what to do...
Now my husband sent it to the ware house of T mobile.someone there received it and we have a proof.unfortunately my husband listen to that representative.and now we're claiming for that 2 nokia astound phone.we called tmobile customer service and the supervisor named John told as that it is gone.they cannot detect where are those phones.he said that anything that is not owned by tmobile they put it in recycle center.and if nobody is claiming it the Recycle center will send it to unprofitable company...
We we're supposed to send it back to ACN cause that is our carrier.We called to claim those phone and they will just tell us that it is gone even we have a proof that they received it and it has a return label the name of my husband is there and the address...a simple mistake of my husband because of that T mobile customer service representative can lead us to pay for the phones.and a simple record the supervisor cannot detect it.why is it like that.Now I keep on searching where can I file a complaint againts Tmobile.
mmom July 14, 2011
Customer Service
I am so upset right now! I have the Samsung Vibrant and it keeps malfunctioning on me and I've had to do a factory reset on it twice! I went into the store (number 8103) to get help from a representative and in the process of removing the back of my phone he damaged my case. After resetting my phone (without even inforrming me that he was going to do so--I lost everything on my phone! When we started he told my I was qualified to exchange the phone for refurbished one, but instead he suddenly changed his mind and did a factory reset! He said I was "better off" this way). I asked if T-mobile would reinburse for the damages done and he said no. He told me I should go back to where I bought my case (the mall across the street) and have them refund or exhange it because, "it's not suppose to break off like that". Of course it's not suppose to be like that! He should have handled it with care. I've taken my battery out often and have not damaged it before. So I asked to speak to a manager. She came over to me and said, "I'm sorry, but we can't be responsible for that. We had to take it off to get it fixed". Yes, I understand they had to take it off to fix it, but in the process of doing so you damaged it! So, how can you not be "responsible" for what you have done? I asked to speak to someone above her and smiling she says, "I'm the only manager here". I leave and call 1800-T-mobile to have them help me resolve this issue. Get this! The rep over the phone says that she will reinburse me the money only if I make a committment to be a permanent customer with t-mobile (I'm currently on a month to month base). Seriously? That is ridiculous! With this type of customer service who wants to be committed to such a company! Because I said no she said there was nothing else that she can do for me. I couldn't get any contact information to the district manager, or manager over the phone. She claimed there wasn't anything the manager could do that she couldn't have done. So the only option left is to write a letter! No email, no phone call, but a letter ONLY! How incovenient! I'm very displeased with this company! That was several days ago. Today 7/14/11 I did a chat support online, because I noticed my call history was in my time zone but my texts were not; they were in Pacific Standard time. The rep Darcie rep ID is 13-20338 told me that everything is set to Pacific time and cannot be changed. If "evertyhing" is set that way then why are the call logs set to central? She said, "The calls list as your local time zone since that is how we bill for nights and weekend times. The other usage that is not effected by that is listed as Pacific time." I thought that was ridiculous so I called a rep over the phone who said it may be done and made a note to the engineer to get it changed. They can't be trusted and need better training. Also, I contantly get dropped calls no matter how many times I call them to have them "fix" it. I'm changing my phone company soon!

T-Mobile complaints

Mailing address:
T-Mobile Customer Relations
P.O. Box 37380
Albuquerque, NM 87176-7380

Phone: Customer Care at 1-800-937-8997
felix gusano July 7, 2011
customer loyalty joke
T-mobile "lesson" in how to engender LOYALTY ! OR - HOW TO CUT OFF YOUR NOSE TO SPITE YOUR FACE !. PLEASE ENJOY.
(1) Be a customer for 7+ years on a family plan with 5 phones.
(2) Keep some of the same phones for 7+ years. (bricks; balance on data)
(a) Have Auto-Pay for all the years.
(3) Have 1 phone finally wear out.
(4) Go into store and ask for a replacement phone - without charge.
(5) And then be treated with:
(a) distain
(b) dismissive non-interest
(c) 5 "levels" of identical refusal language
(d) gleeful - you have to pay more, more, more !!
(6) Loyalty is to be rewarded:
(a) sign new 2 year contract before any "help"
(b) buy a new brick for $80 !!
(7) Force you to wait in store for "manager"
(8) Send you onto their phone to "customer service" - for the literal same language as store staff & store manager.
(9) Oh, 7 years, then you have to go to "loyalty" service
(10) Wait, like an obedient servant for the loyalty guy to "help" - but, of course, with the literal same language as store staff;
(11) Indicate dissatisfaction with situation - and be sweet-talked: oh, the loyalty supervisor (Lord High PooBah) is the one who can in fact help you.
(12) Obediently wait some more for the loyalty PooBah to "help" - but, of course, with the literal same language as everyone before!!
(13) Lucky t-mobile has earned the Loyalty of this obedient servant - with new 5 phones at Verizon !!
But of course, when we went through the number transfer - t-mobile then wanted to shunt me to a "special offers / incentives" "specialist" to induce me to stay !! Clever, aren't they.
Downtown Prof July 6, 2011
Lost Phone Scams
WARNING: IF YOU LOSE YOUR PHONE, TAPE YOUR OWN CONVERSATION W/T-MOBILE.
For the first time in 9 years, I lost A T-Mo phone. Called as soon as I knew, told it was at 490 Broadway in NYC, (6 blocks from home) and assured that phone was "suspended" as to its account (my spouse's line would work fine) and sent over to Asurion. OK. Now I have a $130 bill for a new G2 due to having insurance. OK-understood. However, being the data driven kind of gal I am, I finish w/the Asurion insurance rep who said phone was on way next day (Hah! -- joke -- would not be on way for days, as I later found out) and asked to go back to T-notMobile (2nd time) to make sure: service was suspended. Got Derrick in S. Carolina. Nice chap... except he lied. He stated service was suspended. I verified and than asked about wiping phone. He talked me out of wiping my phone (reasons? Unclear), so I agreed, ok, just suspend (I live in an intl city, this is to both the benefit of both T-Mo and myself if no illegal calls are made. Now: I am convinced. Lose a phone with this WTF company, and you're on the line). I brought up that the GPS was not always accurate according to my web reading about this problem while on (endless) hold. Derrick assured, "oh no, in NYC it would be very accurate due to concentration of cell towers" or similar (again, I wasn't taping but remember, I went BACK to T-Mobile to AGAIN make sure service was suspended.

Lo and behold: phone found at home. In closet. On floor. Lo and behold: SERVICE WAS NOT SUSPENDED, PHONE WAS COMPLETELY WORKING. Called T-Mo and you know what they said: "Hey, you didn't want the phone suspended!" Hey bozo # xx, why would I order an expensive new phone if I didn't think the service WAS suspended?! Said more politely (yup, their tape and they know who I am given address above for GPS) and what-did- I-get...silence...no apology for what could have been a DISASTEROUS BILL -- and I DOUBLE-CHECKED!!

THIS IS IT. Contract up in 1 year. Nice phone, all that, but who cares?! They could have claimed $1, 000's worth of calls made to ____, ____ etc. because "you didn't want phone suspended."

Incompetent, inefficient (except money-raking Asurion), and lying. I didn't get a PhD for nothing. T-Mobile, smell the crap. Bye-bytes.
nathanjay9 July 6, 2011
phone insurance
so basically i got screwed from t-mobiles phone insurance which i advise everyone to not get, its a huge waste of money and the biggest scam. i have been paying for my mytouch 3g insurance for over 16 months now which is around 10 dollars a month, recently the mytouch broke so i have been using an old G1 for the past month. when i contacted the insurance people to get a new mytouch they said in the fine print it says they insure the phone that is currently being used at the moment. Basically i would have to pay for a new 130$ G1 which is an old and obsolete android phone and my current phone. T- mobile sucks and i advise the people getting a new line for cell phones to not choose T-Mobile because they put too many loopholes in their contact that end up costing you unnecessary money. if not cancel your insurance plan its a Scam!!!
Revolutionist June 28, 2011
Fraudulent charges
I canceled my service with T-mobile the day after my contract expired due to their high price and bad customer service. The next month I received a bill for another full months service, when I called to tell them it was an error they told my I canceled 4 days into their billing cycle and I was responsible for the $136.00 payment. My sons contract expired a month later and they did the same thing to him so we owed $280.00 between the two. No matter who I talked to they would not reverse the fraudulent charges and were going to send me to collections if I didn't pay. I set up a payment plan of $50.00 a month and made my payments. I received harassing calls several times a day everyday. I told them I was sticking to my payment plan and that they needed to stop the calls. I was told as long as there was a balance I would get the calls everyday unless I made a payment every two weeks of at least $10.00. I set up a payment plan of $10.00 every two weeks like they said, now mind you they were originally getting $50.00 a month from me but that didn't work for them they wanted at least the $10.00 every two weeks ($20.00 a month) Not very intelligent on their part. I made my payments as scheduled with a final payment of $32.00 to be paid at the end. They turned me into collections for the $32.00 even though I had paid it. When I was able to prove to collections that I paid it I was told there was an additional $8.00 that I had to pay to keep it off my credit report. No one could explain where the $8.00 came from. I paid it to end this ordeal but I want everyone to know what a scam T-mobile is pulling. They had no right to charge me those charges in the first place, then harass then turn me to collections when I had lived up to my end of the arrangement. Be very leery of this company.
Danielle In Idaho June 20, 2011
CELLULAR SERVICE
I called to try to upgrade a phone line to the Galexy 0s 4g phone for my daughters phone for free. A representative informed me that there would be a cost of over $150 on an upgrade of that line but that I had another phone line they could upgrade without the fee and that they could get me an rebate of a month's service if I went ahead and agreed to 2 years contract on all 5 of my phone lines. I made the representatives know that this phone would be used on my daughters line not on the line that they were actually upgrading. Then I also ordered a new line again telling the representative how the phone (another Galexy Os 4 g) would be used on a different line as the new line would be for my elderly Mother that wouldn't have a need for the technology this phone had to offer. They were very friendly on this call. Two days later I called to see about transfering the web on my line to my sons line I was informed the price would increase as my line was grandfathered in and so even though it was the same account they were not able to allow the same service to a different line on my account. Today when the phones were to arrive I called to have the web services transferred to the lines I needed them on for the new phones and I was informed that those services would have to be on the lines for which the new phones were ordered, which were lines that were not going to be using the services. So I then told them that I would cancel my daughters line and transfer her number to the one upgraded as she would like to keep the number she has had since we started with t-mobile over 5 years ago, the representative stated that I had agreed to a 2 year lock on all 5 of my lines by a rebate of the amount of less than one months service and so I wouldn't be able to switch the phones and services as needed but offered to add web to my daughter's existing line. Meaning that 4 of 5 of my lines would all have web with only 2 using the service as well as the cost adding a minimum of an additional $15 per line as only old phones support the $10 a month web and for the $15 you only got 2 mb of usage and if you went over there were steap charges so I would need to monitor her usage or pay the price. I ended up telling her I wanted to cancel everything and I would send back the phones in which again I was informed that until they receive the phones I was still under contract and billings remain in place. I will be rejecting the delivery today when they arrive at my home and will be cancelling all my lines as soon as they are up by contract by the end of this year. Be careful as they are sneaking in the 2 year contract by giving you a reduction in your bill by $5 a month or as a rebate when there is a cost associated with a new phone. I believe this is to bring as many t-mobile customers over to At&t when they sell out in December. I will be switching to Verizon...as all of my contracts are up in December.
Whitebeast003 June 20, 2011
auto add service
T-mobile auto add web service to my line and charge me for web service without my knowledge (event i'm not use it at all). When i caledl in asking bout time and date that i added service to my line, they said they couldn't open the tape recorded due to they don't have that permission to play it. I (my personal) never call in to change my service because i always online account management to change my service.
T-mobile willing to do anything to take away customer money and no matter what you say and what could do to prove to them that you're not changing anything.
I will not be T-Mobile customer again due to that bad service and lot of unknown (hidden) charge, you could look it online and find a lot of complaint about T-Mobile.
You may not agree with me but you will be disappoint when you're a customer of T-Mobile.
T-MOBILE IS S**K!!!
I hate t-mobile June 18, 2011
$100 credit to account scam
In February I decided to use T-Mobile again because I remembered them as a good service both customer and coverage-wise. I have used T-Mobile in two states and I now live in AZ. The customer service at the store in Sierra Vista is about as aggressive as I can imagine any salespeople being. Anyways, my main complaint is that the salesman I was getting my contract with said he would put a $100 credit on my first bill since he had earlier told me I could get a free phone and was wrong about that (sure). He even called over the manager to get it "approved" and continued to pretend to type something in the computer showing that he was putting it in. Oddly enough I heard this same deal go on with two other people who were getting contracts in the store. Its been four billing cycles now and I have not seen a $100 credit on my bill. I've been back to the store twice and can't find the same salesman, but the other employees I have talked to keep telling me it will be on my next bill. I really don't think it will happen, I am sure I was scammed by an aggressive sales team that would say anything to make an extra buck. I have found a few other forums online where this same thing has happened to people at other locations, leading me to have lost my trust in T-Mobile. It's sad that any company would stoop this low to make money.
In addition to the $100 I never received, the same salesperson told me he could set up a military discount for me over the phone. He walked off and talked on the phone for about 10 minutes and came back to say it had been set up for me. I thought this was very nice since I didn't even ask for the military discount, yet I haven't seen any percentage off my bill. I called two months later to ask about this and I was told that I have to call myself to set it up. So I called customer service and answered some questions and they said it would show up on my next billing cycle. Still haven't seen a military discount on my bill. Thanks for your support of the military community T-Mobile!
Two last things to mention. My voice mail hasn't worked since I got my service and no one at T-Mobile seems to know how to get it working. I tried customer service over the phone, the store in Sierra Vista, and another store in Tucson. Can't get a voice mail service to work, just wonderful. I gave up on that issue. And Lastly I just want to say that the new T-Mobile MyTouch is a very slow phone that freezes up a lot and the battery life is terrible. I mentioned this to a salesman in the Tucson store just as a comment and he comes back with, "oh it actually gets better the more you charge it". Really, I already bought the phone, no need to lie anymore. I wish I never got the phone or returned to T-Mobile. Its not the same company it was years ago. If At&t buys it it will be in the right hands because they are about the same now.

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