Comments on: Calling all T-Mobile US subscribers

By: SMS Massenversand

SMS Massenversand — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 10:54:43 +0000

wow, i love T-Mobile US! much better then in Germany or UK! cous in Germany and UK is that very expensive and we pay fot traffic, there is not unlimited internet access

By: gloria m

gloria m — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 22:54:05 +0000

Well I’ve been with tmobile for 3 years I have no problem but with the insurance thing with asurion. I think that’s a ripp of. I had a problem with my razr and in order for me to receive it I had to pay 120 dollars to the dhl guy like a cod payment. Now that’s sucks dosnt insurance cover all kinds of damages to the phone. Since then I upgraded to the sidekick 3 and later the sidekick lx amazing phones I love the sidekick

By: Cell Phones Tracer

Cell Phones Tracer — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 09:30:41 +0000

Cell Phones Tracer

I couldn’t understand some parts of this article, but it sounds interesting

By: Haakon Rian Ueland

Haakon Rian Ueland — Tue, 09 Jan 2007 04:39:52 +0000

It surprises me when people speak of using WAP. Why not download Opera (www.opera.com) instead? Extremely tiny (120-something Kb) browser that lets you view any website.

Highly recommended – and free!

By: Jon Paul

Jon Paul — Tue, 12 Dec 2006 20:48:13 +0000

Darn it. tmobile is charging me 29 for unlimited but after reading this I am getting ripped off. I think these people expect a certain percentage not to look at their bill…I am calling them

Jon

By: Thomas

Thomas — Mon, 13 Nov 2006 16:08:15 +0000

I currently use a Panasonic X700 Symbian phone with a bunch of 3rd party apps. This phone is NOT approved by T-Mobile, but all this internet stuff worked just as well on the T-Mobile approved Nokia 3650 I was recently using.

this is my choise too!

By: Eric

Eric — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 20:50:31 +0000

T-Mobile was a nightmare for me that lasted over three years. I had such a bad experience with them that I ported out my three numbers as soon as that became available. For the next three years about ever 3-4 months they would try to assign my number to another new customer in their system and I would start getting calls to my number for that person. Every time this happened I was assured they would fix it and it wouldn’t happen again. It was only finally resolved when I had enough and I complained to the FCC and they lit a fire under some executive to make it happen. I horrible company in my opinion.

By: the dude

the dude — Fri, 21 Jul 2006 20:30:03 +0000

These problems seem to be pretty systemic. In the mobile phone service provider industry there are many disatified customers, of all the companies. As long as people keep paying the bills they will keep sending them. Try switching to prepaid service or better yet stop using cell phones for anything but emergency 911 calls (free and does not require any plan monthly or otherwise). Sure mobile phones are convenient but how much are you willing to give up for convience. When will there be a high speed / boradband internet connection in every home? or was that just an empty election promise. I’m very impressed that skype is offering free calling to us and canada until the end of 2006, and hope they keep it up, and an incomming number is low cost. If you are or have an elderly person in your home there may be a discount from the local phone company for basic service.

By: Frank G

Frank G — Sun, 09 Jul 2006 01:27:53 +0000

Be Very careful.
T-Mobile is great at hooking you in, once they have you – they will do what ever it takes to keep you and NOT in the good way.

If you make a change, they want to renew the contract.
If you just need a phone replacement, they want a new contract and charge more for the phone than they would a new (the hook) customer.

They don’t seem to understand that theirs a lot of other companies willing to give you free phones and other services, so why would you extend your contract and pay a higher price for the same service and phone.

Service has not gotten any better, in fact it’s gotten worse.
Billing is one thing you do have to keep an eye on, they do correct the problem but it takes time.

Be very very careful when talking to them over the phone, you could be extending your contract and not even know it and they have stated they do not need to prove it until they have to go to court.

You would think they would want to make their customers happy to keep them.

P.S. Don’t throw your old phones away; you may be force to reuse them until your contract is over.

Two plans and 6 cell phones, they don’t care.

By: Steven Cole

Steven Cole — Thu, 06 Jul 2006 09:06:06 +0000

cool site