T-Mobile screwed me over just like ALL corporations tend to do. AT&T will make them worse.

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However, "Bill" and OTHER customer "care" reps were not only incompentent and inconsistent, but incredibly RUDE as well as UNPROFESSIONAL!
* When I was told by "Bill" that it would take somewhere around 48 hours for T-Mobile and/or their so-called legal department to remedy the situation and restore service to my phone, I was very upset and explained that no, this was NOT going to be acceptable. I could possibly lose jobs and income over that much time of being without my phone (which I already paid the bill for of course and now didn't have access to that money since T-Mobile pinged my account but couldn't figure out apparently how to apply the funds to my phone...ridiculous). I pay good money for my phone each month to have a high number of minutes and unlimited texting. It is ESSENTIAL for me to run my business amongst other things. The most Bill was willing to offer me was a $10 credit to my account which was not at all adequate but obviously I was going to take anything they would offer, especially since this is T-Mobile's fault.
* By the way, when I was on skype with my credit union at the same time as on my cell phone with "Bill" the customer "care" SUPERVISOR, "Bill" was phishing for information about my account and my bank teller warned me on Skype (and he was able to hear and I repeated what she said) that what he was asking for was proprietary information and that he was jerking my chain and bullying me.
* I was quite irritated and mentioned things like the TRUTH about the FCC and the regulatory fees (see above commentary) in addition to what I had researched the night before on T-Mobile's PAC and the fact that T-Mobile's PAC lobbyists (like all corporations who incidentally have more personhood rights in terms of campaign financing than REAL people as per Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, 558 U.S. 08-205 (2010) . Note: T-Mobile's PAC donates to Democrats AND Republicans just like most corporate PACs/lobbyists do. It's the tactic of course for corporations to bribe all major politicians and candidates from either side of the aisle in order to strong-arm our elected officials into getting their way despite whatever the masses of REAL people want and/or need. Not to mention, I brought up details like how if/when AT&T "merges" (takes over) T-Mobile, it will not only screw over consumers such as myself (as is the case with any monopolized system), but it is predicted about 1/3 of T-Mobile employees would be laid off in such a scenario. Bad for the consumers. Bad for the workers. Bad for the already struggling economy. Yet giant corporations such as T-Mobile or their CEO get out of paying their fair share of taxes due the the Bush tax loopholes that the GOP continues to refuse to repeal while the other 98% of the public is forced to suffer and sacrifice.
* "Bill" the T-Mobile customer "care" SUPERVISOR had the following rude and inaccurate responses to everything I had said during our phone conversation; "You think too much", "The problems you are having with your phone and phone service are your fault", and, "The reason your transaction was declined is you have insufficient funds in your checking account"!!!
# "You think too much."
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And............MORE lies from @Tmobile . #fraud
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LIED to STILL...
Now they REFUSE to do anything about it!
- 11 months ago
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T-Mobile message board will moderate comments if you provide the following to OTHER consumers:
brianbrueckman2@tmobile.com - Executive Vice President for @TMobile for anyone who needs it. @TMobile censors this from their message board!
That's okay. There is Twitter, this site, other sites.
I don't mind sharing this information. After all, T-Mobile HACKED into MY accounts! As in hacked my PIN for my phone, hacked my T-Mobile online account, engaged in phishing and bullying tactics, etc. FTC report has been filed. Their own legal team and fraud department are now involved. STILL no resolution to anything. Odd. I started having problems when I voiced my complaints about increased "regulatory fees" which were "approved" yet NEVER "mandated" by the FCC. They are however "mandated" by T-Mobile. Also interesting considering the fast approaching merger/takeover by AT&T. You know, that nasty company that violates civil liberties.
T-Mobile just messed with the WRONG person! I do NOT take hacking, phishing, or FRAUD lightly.
- 11 months ago
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UPDATE:
First of all, thank you as well to the following SUPERVISOR:
Nick
3091421Situation escalated to the point of me needing to be connected to T-Mobile's FRAUD DEPARTMENT.
Still waiting to get connected.
It took me approximately an hour to explain this entire situation to Supervisor Nick. Waiting (exhausted) to go through the same spiel again with the Fraud Department.
- 11 months ago
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Wow. Their stupidity astounds me. The supervisor who was being a jerk to me (and phishing for bank information) happened to be named "Bill". So what do they do when I call to complain about alleged fraud that probably was done by that same supervisor? Transfer me to a supervisor named...Bill!
- 11 months ago
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UPDATE:
Re: Anyone else getting screwed followed by TERRIBLE customer "care" the past couple of days...
07-13-2011 04:54 PM
P.S.
Sitution regarding complaints below STILL not "officially" resolved. (As in payment still PENDING because T-Mobile STILL hasn't figured out the mess.)
ALSO...
Since posting THIS complaint (and posting same complaint and/or linking complaint to OTHER places online)...
1. Someone hacked into my account HERE (meaning I was unable to log in, see my own photos, phone records, etc.)
a. Screen Capture of denial of log in (again, NOT me who changed the password OR continuously trying to log in)
b. PIN for phone changed
[had to have new passwords sent to phone...remember...supervisor "Bill", probably now a disgruntled FORMER employee, was PHISHING for MY private bank information; was warned on Skype by my bank teller WHILE I was on cell phone customer care call with "Bill" not to answer certain questions he was asking...and "Bill" along with OTHER customer "care" reps as usual asked for my PIN...never again will I give THAT private information out just so that a disgruntled phishing scam employee can screw with MY personal information...which is FRAUD and AGAINST THE LAW]
2. Obviously called to report this crap to customer "care" again
a. Customer care rep refused to transfer me to a supervisor because they are all "busy"
b. Same customer care rep allegedly is reporting matter to T-Mobile's "fraud department" (yet I am not allowed to file complaint myself I guess because the "supervisors are all busy right now") Suuuuuuuuuuure.
What a crooked company!
see image below of what popped up before I had to have passwords texted to my cell phone...
AGAIN...I did NOT authorize a change in passwords and I did NOT have failed login attempts...just ONCE and this is what happened below:
- 11 months ago
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Forgive me for the fact the snippet did not copy and paste that well. Hopefully you get the gist of what I was trying to say. For anyone bored enough to read the whole complaint, just click on the link I provided.
- 11 months ago
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Ha! And the original complaint has some spelling and other errors that Current's site caught. (Thank you Current!) Normally I type better, but I'm just exhausted from this ORDEAL.
- 11 months ago
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