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I agree, howeve I think I will just add a line to

i never could understand why people would actually get service with att just for the iphone, iphone is lame!!

Moderator’s please change the name on my reply that I sent in to this name as I do not want my real name on the internet in a forum such as this one. Thanks

First of all, it is not signed. It is done over the phone and the only reason that it is agreed to is because they force you to agree. If you want to get a different phone and the reason is that you can not get good service from them where you live they will tell you that it is your phone, the one you bought from them. I have been with them for 9 years and I am finally sick and tired of not having service in my area and recently it has gotten worse. Until you have been in that situation and seen and been told by reps at T-mobile what I have been told you should not make a blanket statement like you did. Unfortunately it is impossible for you to tell anyone anything about a contract or T-mobiles service or agreement that one has with them unless you have specifically been through each situation and had the same results.

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That is great to hear. I’ve always been between very happy, and just satisfied, with Tmobile’s customer service. I was warned I couldn’t go back to my family loyalty plan when I switched to even more plus. But it saved me the $40 I expected, so I’m happy. Glad they switched you back given the situation.

I’m confused. I’ve been with Tmobile 4 years and have purchased at least 8 phones for 5 lines from them. I have ALWAYS been offered new customer pricing on upgrade phones, as long as it has been at least 20 months since the last phone upgrade on that line.

Are you saying that after your contract was up, they didn’t offer you the same pricing for an upgrade phone as they were offering new customers?

And for all of us that haven’t been with them for 9 years, we have to wait for 18-20 months before they are willing to let us upgrade phones even if we sign a new 2 year agreement.

I’m not saying I disagree with their policy, and I’m happy you get such preferential treatment for being a long time customer. But just pointing out us 4 year customers don’t have the same options.