T-Life 12+

I have been a customer with Sprint/t mobile for over 17 years. I have had the Everthing data share plan for the entire17 years. It was told to me over the years by many employees to never change or let myself be talked into changing from this plan because I was grandfathered in to it meaning they could never force me to leave the plan and the price could never be changed. Recently I got a text from T mobile saying all the lines on my account would be going up $5 a month per line, which in my case is $35 a month. Which comes to $420 a year. Today I called in to dispute this because I have been told for over 17 years this could not happen. Also, the gentleman told me he would not have ever changed plans either because there would not be a cheaper plan. The answer I received was that t mobile decided that their word doesn’t mean anything and they decided that even accounts that have been grandfathered in will have an increase because the price I’m paying doesn’t cover their cost. They obviously don’t get the concept of being grandfathered in nor the loyalty of a customer. I went as high up as I could but they no longer have a loyalty department and if wanting to continue to dispute was given a snail mail address or a fax number to contact. What a joke, how convenient for the higher ups to set it up for themselves to not need to defend their unfair and indefensible decisions!

I received a in an email informing me that on April 2 my monthly payments will increase by $5. Your excuse is that for a decade you have not raised your monthly payments.

Well may I remind you and your that I have been your loyal paying customer for 10 years and five months and 19 days. Incidentally I am on Disability at this time.

So according to your philosophy does it every decade T-Mobile will increase customers monthly payments???

Well I don’t understand that mathematics. But it means that in my current situation I shall seek another cellular network that I can afford. It’s a shame to be disappointed just have been praising T-Mobile for being there for me all theses years. In fact all this week I have been trying to locate the phone number for your corporate office in Washington so that I could ask to be an Ambassador for T-Mobile. I happen to be a Hollywood SAG-ACTOR in good standing for over 30 years. I believe I will be a great Ambassador for T-Mobile because I have so much great things to tell the world about how good and welcoming T-Mobile has been to me. In the meantime could you help me with your corporate headquarters phone number? Much appreciated!!!

When the app first released the items they offered every Tuesday were awesome enough to keep me excited for next Tuesday when the next bout of stuff would come. Now, as one reviewer said, it’s now nothing more than a t-mobile exclusive coupon app (which gives you about as much “free”, useful stuff as any other free, coupon app). The best thing they may have on there now is maybe a free movie from a random movie company. It’s nice when it’s consistent, if it gave consistent free movie rentals from a single provider, I might actually try and sign up, but it is not so currently. Today, I finally deleted the app after having downloaded it the day it was released. I remember when there used to be a free Wendy’s frosty every week. That was awesome. Now, they may have something awesome gets rolled out over two tuesdays (meaning, if you didn’t get it one Tuesday, then you should get it the other Tuesday), I would open the app on both those days and never receive anything. I have tried those staggered release freebies but never seem to be awarded one. T-mobile, you need to evaluate what made t-mobile Tuesday’s so awesome when it launched and compare it to now and fix it. If you do fix it, let us know, but don’t say you fixed it if you didn’t actually fix it.