We were going to buy a new iPhone 8 from the apple store, but then we decided we’d give t-mobile a try because they offer much better deals, and we were planning on not renewing our contract when it’s up.
When we called up t-mobile and got an estimate on a new service with a 2 yr contract, we asked them what they would do if we didn’t want to renew the contract.
They said it would be at our current price, which was $200 less than new. It also stated that they couldn’t give us a break to get a discount on phones.
A few weeks later we got the contract and it had a clause on there that stated that if you don’t want to renew your contract you have to pay any difference in price between the contract price and the price for a new phone.
We got a deal on phones (the iPhone 8) but they charged us more than what it cost them to have the phones sent out and set up.
Not only that, it charged us for it over the phone, so we were paying for $100 worth of service we didn’t even use.
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They charge you the same amount for a contract but they only give you $100 worth of phones if you don’t sign a contract.
We asked for a credit for the extra charge and were told that we’d be charged interest if we didn’t use the credit, when in fact we were already charged that money.
We then called up t-mobile and asked for the contract of something else, we were told we couldn’t do that and had to wait until our contract was up before we could get a new one.
We were then offered a contract on another phone (we were going to get an iPhone 8, but our first choice was the iPhone 8), but we wouldn’t be able to change to a new plan until our contract was up. We’d pay more in the new contract for fewer phones.
We ended up getting a better deal from t-mobile in the end, but it wasn’t from the original person who did the setup.
If t-mobile can charge their employees like that, how can we expect them to offer fair pricing to customers?
I know this may seem silly to a lot of you guys, but that’s how it is. We did that before on our cell plan when t-mobile would let you switch over from another plan to another and had to pay more.
In our case, we had the phone and plan for $15/month and our contract and we didn’t know the new contract before signing the contract, so they just started charging us $45/month for the new contract.
It wasn’t until our contract was up that we realized the contract changed. We were paying $105 for the contract, but paying $45 more in a new contract for the same phone.
I have my own iPhone (that I’m using right now) because I switched carriers a couple of months ago.
There is no option for me to upgrade from Verizon to AT&T or T-Mobile. In fact, I was told by a representative that AT&T and T-Mobile are simply AT&T, and to look for the AT&T-branded phones (the ones with ‘GSM’ in the model number).
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So what can we do?
It’s an iPhone 8 and it’s unlocked for any carrier, and if you’re willing to give up your SIM card and the SIM card data, then we could probably get it somewhere.
I’d really like to stay with Verizon, but it’s hard to imagine getting an iPhone without switching to AT&T (or T-Mobile) — this device needs to work with my SIM card, but also with AT&T’s 3G network, which would require a 3G SIM card in addition to the current Verizon SIM card.
There is no option for me to upgrade from Verizon to AT&T or T-Mobile. In fact, I was told by a representative that AT&T and T-Mobile are simply AT&T, and to look for the AT&T-branded phones (the ones with ‘GSM’ in the model number).
I got a new contract in December. I paid my current phone off in June and got a new phone in August. So this is my third cheap t-mobile phone for existing customers.
I got the best customer service of my three phone services in t-mobile before, but I switched my phone plan to this one because my family members wanted a better phone than the old one.
I got my first phone in November. But I switched it to the second phone because of the low battery, and the screen became unresponsive. So I got the second phone in January. I didn’t use the second phone because my family members didn’t use it. Then I got a new contract in February.
And I got my third phone in September, but I didn’t use it because my family didn’t want it. And I switched to a new contract in November, so I got a new phone in December.
And this is my third cheap t-mobile phone for existing customers. I paid for this contract in a month, and I paid to keep my new phone in a month, too. But I used my phone. So the service is ok, but the phone service is ok. And my family members are also satisfied with my phone.
However, for some reason, I paid too much for keeping my new phone for a month. And I switched my new phone to a new contract, and I paid a new contract for my new phone in a month, too.
But I’m paying too much for keeping my new phone in a month, and I’m paying too much for keeping my new phone in a month, too. But my family members don’t want to switch. I’m paying too much for keeping my new phone in a month, and my family members are too happy with their new phone.
If you need any advice, just reply. I hope you can tell me how much you pay for keeping your new phone in a month, and how much you paid for keeping your new phone in a month, too.
