WOW TMobile you SUCK!! I was fooled !

[DaManx22]

Some of us definitely are.. It just depends on usage, your needs, and if the carrier works (coverage) for you. I pay $50 a month and get to use 100-150 GB of data. That's a steal compared to other carriers.

Just like some of my forum team.. They hang on to unlimited data even with Verizon since it's a good deal (since they have high data usage). Just remember carriers are area dependent. You always have to do your homework before switching.

Yes I've done my homework and notice there's one carrier with a reputation for spotty network coverage and dropped calls nationwide and guess who that is? I knew this before I signed up for the service because I was assured that wasn't the case anymore.........well guess what??

Keep paying for your $700 dollar phones or better yet get into the "jump on demand" program while telling yourselves how great of a deal you got.

You've all had the wool pulled over your eyes.

 

[IAmSixNine]

Yes I've done my homework and notice there's one carrier with a reputation for spotty network coverage and dropped calls nationwide and guess who that is?

Sprint.. They were great for me untill they started their Network updates to LTE and i got lots of dropped calls and periods with no data.

Location Location Location. 2 years plus with TMO and no issues for me. But thats ME and my location.
as we are seeing from your rant your location isnt as good which is why you should have tested prior to making the decision of completely switching.

 

[dpham00]

B.S.!! , VZW's plans are a whopping $15 more and I was getting a 17% discount.

Keep thinking you're getting a good deal at TM.

Well I use a lot of hotspot and have a few hotspots on my plan with unlimited data. TMobile, and all other carriers for that matter, don't offer unlimited data on hotspot devices, nor do they offer unlimited tethering officially, either currently or legacy. I use my hotspot with a desktop dock for ethernet out to my Asus router for home Internet.

Based on my usage, Verizon us by far the cheapest for me . we are talking order of magnitude here...

If they drop my legacy unlimited data though... Then I would have to re assess.

 

[Almeuit]

Yes I've done my homework and notice there's one carrier with a reputation for spotty network coverage and dropped calls nationwide and guess who that is? I knew this before I signed up for the service because I was assured that wasn't the case anymore.........well guess what??

Keep paying for your $700 dollar phones or better yet get into the "jump on demand" program while telling yourselves how great of a deal you got.

You've all had the wool pulled over your eyes.

I don't use jump on demand or anything of that nature. I always buy my phones full price so those programs don't matter to me.

What does matter is I get good coverage in my area, a cheap bill, and unlimited. It sounds like you may have taken what someone told you (I hope not a rep since they're supposed to sell you on the service) versus checking 3rd party data to ensure. In your case I would have went to T-Mobile and got a phone and tried it for 14 days before porting your number out of Verizon. All carriers have a return date.

Either way I believe this thread is done. You seem more keen on mocking others, ranting, and telling people how dumb / cheated they're versus having a civil discussion or actually asking for help on how to resolve the issue. Have a good one.