Jordan Greenhut24 days agoFrom
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Switching carriers to T-Mobile was painless. It was a pleasure getting help from Jaz'Myne and conversing with her while we ironed out the details.
Kailyn Elliott24 days agoFrom
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I've been a client of T-Mobile since they were called Voicestream - so I'm oldish. During the latest update of my phone it started glitching out beyond a simple re-boot. So, I ordered a replacement via the insurance. I was informed by the agent that I had to go into the store to exchange my phone. The phone arrived 2 days later, which was reasonable. However, when I go into the store to swap out my phone I was told that it was going to take almost 2 hours to transfer my data! Meaning that I would have to be in the store for almost 2 hours while things transferred from the old phone to the new phone. In addition to this, and after trekking all the way to the store, I was informed that there wasn't enough time to transfer my data because the store was closing in an hour and that I would have to come back tomorrow - what adult has 2 random hours during a weekday to leave work to hang out at T-Mobile?! I want to know when T-Mobile stopped sending replacement phones to our homes where this sort of thing was way more convenient?! Whoever came up with this decision should be fired. So I called customer service where I waited an hour to speak to a human at T-Mobile. Finally, I spoke to Geo, Supervisor about this issue. She was very nice but was confined by what T-Mobile will allow her to do. Geo transferred me to her Manager Lu who was without exaggeration the most condescending, apathetic individual I've spoken to in a while. Lu does not belong managing people or dealing with customers. After 2 hours on the phone in total, Lu finally told me that she would speak to the store manager where my replacement is at about letting me take 2 phones to transfer the data and then return the broken phone...like a grownup. The fact that it took this much energy and that T-Mobile representatives kept falling back on inept procedures that clearly did not work for their clients tells me that I need to take my business elsewhere.
Joe Gabaldon24 days agoFrom
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Bad experience. Condescending and rude for no reason. You can tell the guy who helped us would rather be anywhere else in the world than selling us new phones. Use a different location and avoid the awkward experience we had to endure.