T-mobile customer service was some of the best I've ever had. I usually think about customer service like I do umpires - when they do right, I don't think about it and when they do wrong, I hate them. So it takes excellent service for me to say, "wow this is great service" and that's what I got with T-mobile. I haven't had to call in a long time, but back when I did, I remember thinking it was great that the reps I spoke with were polite, well-spoken, eager to help, knowledgeable, and empowered to do something about my issues. (I've read that their customer service ratings have ebbed somewhat lately - not sure what that means in practice though).
But I'm in a hinterland area, which for T-mobile means spotty coverage. If you travel to lots of random places for work, for example, they're not the best choice. If you're in a significantly peopled area or along the corridors in between them you're fine.
I'd be a bit wary of going with either T-mobile or AT&T as this merger progresses. That may not be rational, but it just makes me think of headaches to come.
You are one lucky person... Lets put it this way: T-Mobile has about 5 customers left, and they are not there for the customer service.
So I'm pretty sure I'm leaving Verizon and my TBOLT when the Sensation comes out on TMobile. Anyone else?
T-Mobile is a train headed for a wreck. If AT&T takes them over, then say goodbye to decent pricing. If AT&T does NOT take them over, they will be bankrupt really, really soon. They are on a downward spiral of losing customers quickly, and the prices they are charging are not enough to allow for any real profits.
In other words: The Sensation is an awesome phone. Would you take a free Sensation if the only catch was that you have to ride the Titanic on its maiden voyage across the Atlantic? Yes, T-Mobile is the Titanic of national carriers unless something changes soon.
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