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General Customer Service Contact
If you are trying to contact T-Mobile customer service and facing issues like account lockouts, it is recommended to visit a local T-Mobile store. Store representatives can often provide direct assistance or connect you with the right department [4:5]. Additionally, using the T-Mobile app or website to manage your account and find contact options can be helpful.
T-Mobile for Business
For business-related inquiries, contacting T-Mobile for Business can be challenging due to routing issues with their phone system. It is advised to visit a local T-Mobile store and ask if they have an assigned T-Mobile for Business Account Executive for your area [4:1]. Alternatively, you can call a local store to get in touch with a business representative without having to physically visit
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Avoiding Scams
Be cautious of offers for help from individuals on platforms like Reddit, as these could potentially be scams. It's safer to rely on official channels or verified representatives when seeking assistance [4:7]
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Long story short I don’t have a passport to verify my ID and I’m constantly getting locked out. When I try to customer service this page comes up. When I call literally any of the customer service numbers my phone doesn’t even ring for some reason. Is there a solution? I want to check the status of my order and order a few other things!
same here. my account has been frozen for 5 days now.
It’s genuinely so frustrating. There aren’t any other platforms that have the same deals as taobao that ship to Canada so I’m seriously thinking about spending the $200 to get my passport because I buy from taobao so often.
i need to contact dreams about one of my orders, but it looks like they changed the contact page since i last used it. after i sent a submission they sent like an automated message. does anyone know if they’ll still reply afterwards or is that their answer?
I had an issue with an order that basically disappeared but I was still charged and had absolutely no luck getting any contact besides the automated ones so I just filed the dispute with my card to get the money back
omg thank you !! i’ll give it a few more days and if they don’t reply i’ll do that <3
If you purchased insurance you can go to the bottom of your email confirmation and click the button to get help that way! The insurance company is super helpful!
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I've been trying without success to reach someone who can answer some questions I have about T-Mobile for Business... and I am frankly shocked how hard it has been to reach someone who wants to convert this VERY easy lead to a customer?
The phone number at the top of the "T-Mobile for Business" page just routes you to the main personal/consumer phone number where the automated system insists on my entering an account number (I am not a customer). Then I'm put in to a hold queue for a general representative who has to transfer me to the business department. I asked two separate reps I reached here for the direct number for the business team and they both gave two different numbers--one was inactive, and the other also just routed to the main consumer number.
When I did finally reach someone who claimed to be in the business department (outsourced, hard to understand) he kept telling me I should go into a store to get answers. I've read here that most stores don't have business reps and that all they will do for you is submit your information through a portal and tell you someone will be in touch in a few days. Is that true?
I can't reach someone in my local store by phone either--so I haven't been able to confirm any of this and, frankly, I can't believe someone would still be interested in becoming a customer after this anyway... normally the sales part is the easy part! I expect this runaround once you are already a customer (on pretty much any of the big providers) but I can't believe how hard it has been to find someone who will let me give them my money!
Does anyone here have any tips? T-Mobile's business offering seems like a good fit for us but I need some questions answered before I blindly buy into it online. Thanks!
Did you get the answers you needed or are working with someone? I work in Virtual Business Sales for T-Mobile for Business we can hop on a call if needed. Let me know.
Talk to your store and see if they have a contact.
If the store isn’t helpful come back here and I can give you the direct number of my business rep.
I have a question related to this. I am aware of the CRM issue. I am a former Sales Manager and understand what it is and does. However the experience almost made me not switch. The corporate rep I got. Tried to push me into the unlimited ultimate plan. I had 4 lines on a residential wireless plan w AT&T that i wanted moved to T-Mobile business. He offered an either or situation. Cellphone buy out plan and keep my phones to bring over on the Unlimited Ultimate plan or pay off my devices and get the $1,100 credit over 24 months for new iPhones. There was a third option for 10 lines on a minimal feature plan $100.
I too called the line online. Asked the agent what Network Slice was and she had no clue so I ultimately hung up.
Here is where I need to know if I hit the jackpot, I left something on the table or if this too good to be true.
On the 3rd try. I went to a Sam’s Club and there was a supposedly corporate kiosk.
I got 4 lines 3rd line for free on Exp Beyond for Business.
I am supposed to get a Rebate of $1,210.71.
3 phones have been pre ordered iPhone 17 pro and pro max i only paid $99 down and $300 for tax.
And all the phones have $1,100 credit to offset cost over 24 months and I’m upgrade eligible in a year.
Did I win or was I sold a pipe dream!!
Find an experience store near you and go in and ask them to get you in contact with the business rep for that store/area. That’s the best way I have seen to get in contact with somebody.
Appreciate the info/advice! I was able to call into a local store and do this so ultimately it was a little less inconvenient than making a trip just to get a callback at least haha
Bad timing- T-Mobile’s business team was in the middle of a CRM change this past week. It’s going really well overall but can be disruptive.
If you ask a store, they should have an assigned TFB Account Executive who is assigned to your zip code your business is based on.
Don’t respond or reply to people on reddit offering to help you on this. Reach out through a store again.
I mean - true. I’ve helped about 9 accounts activate from reddit. I’d much rather them go support a local store in their area - especially since store ME gets full commission and the AE. But some people aren’t close to a store or don’t want to go in.
Out of curiosity—is there a way for the folks offering to help on Reddit to make a commission on these kinds of business leads/activations? Assuming they are actually reps and aren’t outright fraudsters looking to scam, of course. Or can only a local store get the commission?
Just curious if this advice goes deeper than just the latter, to avoid being scammed (which is generally good advice for anyone on the internet).
Just trying to understand how it works. Thanks!
Ah, okay--thank you for the intel on this and for the advice. I've just left word with a local experience store so hopefully will hear back from someone next week. Appreciate it!
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Just talked to Lupe from T-Mobile. Great experience.
I had a billing issue that's partially my fault. It's been an ongoing saga to rectify this. Months, but I'm not really blaming T-Mobile because it was partially my fault.
But I want to say the the few T-Mobile reps I have been interacting with have been so nice. Patient and kind.
I think the trick is to talk to someone in the US.
Just use T-Force on Facebook or X
Are they more helpful than a Costco Tmobile peeps?
Costco TMo reps are risky as heck but of it goes sideways on the GCs the GM at Costco may step in to help sometimes
Yes, the Costco and Sam’s reps can’t do a thing but place an order or fuck up your plan it seems
T force literally just told me that I need to purchase a second line in order to activate my new phone. That is complete bs
I second this. While the Sam's Club T-Mobile reps and COR are nice - T-Force has been great to work with on X. I'll always start there going forward.
I've yet to meet someone who came from at least our local Sam's club with anything other than escalations unfortunately. They have a horrid reputation for lying to customers and then giving them the run around and forcing them to go to other cor or tpr stores to fix what they mess up. Hope it's better elsewhere and it's just that one. We stay away from the Sam's club location in lady lake FL.
iMessage biz chat is even easier
Gotta link 2 t force? Dm me
We moved from T Mobile to Verizon, told T Mobile to cancel all 4 numbers, 1 of number porting happened on next billing cycle morning (we turned off the phone, not used any data, messages or calls) still we got charged for $76.45, called customer server, they said to pay only $4.45 and rest $72 is waved, 2 weeks later received to pay bill for 72, paid that since no point wasting time calling idiotic customer service, next month received another bill for mid cycle changes of $28.11 and additional $7 for late fee. Way to go Tmobile to loot customers for the money charged that was not necessary and late charges for the money paid, this will be last time and never coming back to your stupid looting T Mobile Company. T Mobile Enjoy all the looted money.
Have no regrets moving to Verizon in Atlanta, call drops and no signals in Atlanta are quite common with T Mobile stupid service
Did you talk to someone from the US? If you get someone from the Philippines, I think you should just hang up. I agree with you. Don't waste your time.
You might have erred in switching. Staying with T-Mobile and being grandfathered into their old plans is the best. Right now, I'm on a plan that's 10 years old. $10 per additional line after two. It's harder to do this with Verizon. They force you to newer plans that are more expensive.
Yes, if you talk to someone in Oregon or Idaho, it works most of time. I always try to talk to someone in those two areas.
All of my customer service interactions recently have really sucked. Always someone who barely speaks English, has a thick accent, in a third world country, with a bad connection who sounds like they're in a room with many other people who I can hear in the background.
The biggest reason I've stayed with T-Mobile for 10 years now is customer service. Now I'm considering switching, am I alone in this?
Edit: Posted this while 40 minutes in ignore, with this mess of CS in the Philippines that couldn't understand or accomplish anything. I then just hung up on her, called back, got an American, and got it solved quick and easy.
T-Mobile isn't the only company that has overseas call centers. Why do you need customer service so often? I have 6 lines, and a Digits line on an old SC plan and probably need assistance once a year-maybe.
this 1000% ... I dk how people have to call so much ... I was with Tmobile from 2009 to 2011 then I went to Verizon ... I just came back to t mobile 2 months ago and I couldn't be happier my bill is a little over 2 times cheaper they paid my 15 pro max off and I got 2 new phones for free AND im finally getting service in places I never did before.. oh and I got 2 new spatulas lmao (it really is all about the little things ) I watch my brother and my best friend be absolutely miserable with Verizon and AT&T .. I dk how people are having so many issues where they have to call customer service so much
Certain things cannot be done without contacting CS. For example, some SIM swaps, and turning on International Call Blocking (turning it off can be done online.) I always do this on X, and it is done efficiently.
T-Force is ALWAYS a great help. You just have to use Shitter/X.
I've never had any issues with T-Force, and they've actually saved me $$.
Since is on Shitter, ill just keep my tablet next to me so I don't have to spend 3 hrs online. That would be the biggest issue with T-Force, the time spent. Sometimes tho, ill log on and get someone right away and someday, it might take a bit.
I’ll tell you why, I worked at care. They get back to back calls all day long. Deal with the most Incompetent people you could ever imagine. Every cx expects perfect attention to detail which is simply not possible for 8-10 hours straight. Then they have management harping down their necks about how many times they tied their shoes. Or anything metric you could create. It’s terrible lol, barely anytime between calls so they are just trying to make it thru their day without quitting because it’s tempting at every moment during their shift. Be thankful they answered
I don't have to be thankful for them to answer. They chose this job, and tbh most of them have the worst customer service to begin with.
>All of my customer service interactions recently have really sucked.
Why do you need to call customer service so often? I may have called them once in the last two years, personally. If you are calling them so much, maybe you have more pressing reasons to switch besides their call centers.
And word to the wise, all three of the major providers and most of the prepaid ones outsource just as bad as well. So make sure you are switching for good reasons because if it is just for poor call centers, you are in for a rude awakening.
Service issues and setup on a new device that can't be done myself.
I only contact T-Mobile through the T-Force reps through FB messenger or X. They are the only ones I trust. Best customer service that I have ever dealt with. Granted, I rarely have to reach out. Only a handful of times in the 20+ years I've been with T-Mobile.
Is there another way to reach TForce for people who aren't on FB or Twitter?
This. So much THIS. T FORCE HEROES
25 yr customer service contact center manager veteran turned telecom engineer
They turned into AT&T and Verizon. Now’s all major carriers are greedy and a scam. All the same thing, no real difference between the 3 and they will gladly allow customers to come and go. They will be back eventually
I mean this in the nicest possible way it was just so funny today
Called support today to ask a simple question about a promotion I heard (guess the rumor wasn't true). Cue the support guy telling me my name was "very beautiful" which is normal enough but still odd
Towards the end of the call I am now told "your partner is very lucky to have you" like... why on earth was that said
Are these people trained to try and be flirty or flattering to avoid being screamed at by elderly customers? I'm just so confused by the comments
And just now, several hours after I made that call, support is calling me again to offer me alternatives but I'm not sure why I'd be reached out to oh God they're calling me again now
T-Mobile please chill with the personality hires
(I'm not offended by any of this just having a laugh, and wanted to share)
Filipino support is way too friendly. I almost wanted to ask one girl's phone number 🤣😂. But of course they are supposed to say that. I almost never call them, but back in the days when I did, I got a lot of favors from them, that actually required a supervisor normally. US support was always cut and dry. But Filipino support ruled back then.
Lol one help me swap devices I told her she was awesome her English was really good and she smells really good she said thank you how can you smell someone over the phone?
I once had a support rep tell me I should cherish my wife and daughter cause he lost his. He was a super nice guy and I assume he just wanted to talk about them as a way of remembering but it caught me off guard in the middle of trying to get my rebate card... I sometimes still wonder how he's doing.
I would rather deal with over-friendly people than those who don’t want to do their job 😂
The ones in the Philippines say weird shit like this to me I had one say that I had a good religious smile lmao
It is utterly useless, except through X. Otherwise X is a pitiful cesspool of crap. I fought with T-mobile for months until someone finally pointed me to their support through Twitter/X. Repose was quick and effective, finally got reimbursed for unreturned equipment I returned, they knew I returned, yet they had failed to process.
The T-Life app they keep pushing on everyone as a one stop solution like it is free crack sucks.
the 611 call center now makes you wait a full half an hour every time before you get any help, if they don’t hang up on you first. No call back option available any more.
T- Life chat as of this morning is AI driven and totally useless.
When and if you can get a person to help you, they tend to be poorly trained on how to do basic things.
And now I hear the stores are pushing people away to force them to use the T-Life app.
Rinse and Repeat.
WTF
I spoke to a customer today that wanted to connect his phone to the tmo wifi. Didn't know the wifi password. Tried to get him to log into tlife to see it. Doesn't know his tlife password. Tried to reset the password. Couldn't navigate from the text message screen back to the enter the temp pin screen. That's who is taking up all the time on the phone. Now he's going to the store to tell them how awful it is that everything has a password these days.
Business accounts can use account hub. https://account.t-mobile.com/signin/v2/?icid=TFB_TMO_P_21TFBMOPRO_VWYRRU4YI9X2IQJ627259
genuine question! what are people doing that they need to interact with the care teams so frequently?
I've had my service on the T-Mobile biller for several years now and don't think I've had to utilize care a single time.
That’s what I’m wondering, I had Verizon for 10 years and never needed to contact them except for when I canceled and now I’m with T-Mobile for a few years and I don’t see any reason why you need to deal with them other than initial sign up.
You wouldnt believe the amount of brainless idiots that tmo has for customers. Ive seen ppl calling in 30+ IN A MONTH! they will not try anything on their own or are genuinely too fucking stupid to figure out why their phone is on silent and not ringing. It's frightening.
You wouldn't believe the amount of brainless idiots that tmo has for employees. I've been calling in for two weeks because of cell and home internet dropping everyday between 4-8 pm due to congestion. Each time, I get a different answer often contradicting the previous techs. Service that I'm paying for is still shit, and they are doing nothing about it. Overselling their bandwidth.
For me, it's mostly stuff that should be self service but T-mo forces me to contact them instead. Or to explain something that's not explained clearly online so the care team needs to reference internal documentation that isn't available to customers. So basically, I need to contact care when T-mo forces me to contact them when I should have been able to take care of the issue myself.
The last few times I contacted them were for the following:
Oh, the time before that was because a promo that I'm eligible for fell off my account, so they re-added it for me. That's not something that I necessarily expect them to build a self-service tool for, though.
But yeah. Mostly for stuff that should be self-service but isn't.
As a customer for many years. I’ve always been adaptable to their apps. They make it pretty straightforward. You’re correct only about the number porting. You can change your sim either within your phones cellular settings. Or on the T-Life app when you select the line you’re wanting to change under the manage tab. As well as when you shop on the app for a watch for example it tells you exactly what plan to get to get a promotion when you select which one you want. Hope this helps!
Working at a Tmobile store I’m fascinated by the number of people that not only come into the Tmobile store to pay their bill but come in for all kinds of tech questions. It’s not only older people it’s people of all ages that we see a few times a month
Well sure the main idea is to make T-Mobile profit but a big part of the job is educating this creates return customers and referrals so digging deeper here it’s a dual benefit
T life is an absolutely horrible experience for quite literally everyone involved, employees and customers. T-Mobile is making the experience actively worse for everyone who’s a part of their company. They genuinely need to do something because they are not making good decisions as of late
I have zero issues using the T Life app, it's not hard at all. And all the customers I help have no issues either.
T-Mobile for business seems to be funny. I don't see any extra values. All the customer service agents are overseas and most of the time they don't have any idea what the issue is. Even if you go to the store, the retail support line also overseas. The retail guys knows better than the support line. Whats the point of advertising 24/7 customer service when the quality is trash
Only thing I've found is you get double the premium data (100 gb) with a business line. Everything else seems the same to consumer lines
Go5G already gives 100 GB Premium Data
It’s actually extra hotspot. Not premium data. Both have premium data. If on premium plan. More domestic roaming too.
I meant hotspot, my bad
Personally for me is an American and have a dedicated account expert I have direct number for my account manager but after an hour I do get support out of the USA. There have been couples cases where they don't know what they are talking about but usually that's because it was routed to the consumer side. Used to be 24/7 for me it's a few hours downtime usually like 3am until 6 or 7am Texas time can be annoying but I rather talk to my account manager she usually solves my issues or promos
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