Stacey
Dallas,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, July 08, 2012
Josey the troll is at it again
The Outlaw Josey Wales
Golden Meadow,#3Consumer Comment
Sun, July 08, 2012
Sounds like a comment from Stacie from Dallas.
ilic
Dallas,#4Consumer Comment
Sat, July 07, 2012
I had a cellphone account with Tmobile for 5 years. When I started my account I could never recieve calls inside my apartment. I simply could not use the phone period inside my apartment. I would have to step outside to use my phone. I called Tmobile and they informed me it was my cellphone and told me to swap it out. I did and the problem continued. However, other people would come over to my home with different carriers and they could use their phones inside my apartment. I was then told by Tmobile that it was something in my apartment that was causing the interference.
Two years later I moved to a different state. I bought a home. This time I could not use the phone in my home. So again I called up to Tmobile and they told me it was the construction of my home. They never once offered to let me out of my contract.
Finally, I was laid off my job. After years of paying my Tmobile bill on time never late (huge bills at that) Tmobile refused to grant me seven days to pay my bill and simply interrupted my service. The length of time I was with them meant nothing. The fact I could never use my phone inside my home meant nothing. Finally, I called them up and demanded to be let out of my contract with no fees. They stated no. I spoke to a lady who stated that if a person is constantly having problems with their service they usually let them out of their contract without a fee BUT then she stated because I had been with Tmobile for so long I had given "Implied Consent" that I was fine with not being able to use my phone in my home.
I could not believe it.
I left Tmobile and a month after I switched carriers I recieved a phone call from a guy wanting me to return to Tmobile. I told him Hell no. Never again.
You have to fight these cell companies to be let out of contracts, etc. without payment. That is why I stated for you to write a letter.