I have a trade in device that is valued at $830. will T=mobile still require a down payment when I upgrade my phone.
Hi All:I just learned that I don’t have access to my t-mobile account anymore, since the only service I have is SyncUp drive only, and no phone lines. I lost access to bills, contracts and data usage and the only way to check info on my account is to call t-mobile and wait some time when the support call back and then they would read the info over the phone. This is what I was officially told by t-mobile support after they spent 2 hours of checking this with other departments.It’s really hard to believe that this is an official policy, especially that e-delivery implies that I must have online access to documents and bills. I told this to support, but t-mobile support was unmoved: I have to order a phone line in order to have access to the account, otherwise they would send my bills by snail mail. I think of cancelling the account, is it possible to do it by phone? Or should I write a letter?Any suggestions will be appreciated… --Theodore
I have an inactive Samsung J7 perx phone with a Sprint SIM card that is locked. Since Sprint is now T-Mobile, how can I unlock it to put my TMobile SIM on it?
How can I recover my messages
I am a correction officer and I am trying to figure out how to get my bill lowered
I have an ATT wifi extender (AirTies 4920) I’d like to connect to a T-Mobile gateway. Can this be done? How?
I’m trying to sign on to the app. I enter my number associated with my IPad and it tells me a verification code has been sent but I never received one. Are you able to receive the verification code in your messages on an iPad?
anybody heard if T-mobile will step up with a gateway already having ports? all my hotspot routers had them already. I hate to have to open it the unit up - shouldn’t have to…it would be an easy way for them to keep more subscribers not in perfect tower proximity Thanks!
Ever since i switched from my iphone to my new Google Pixel 7a, i’ve repeatedly gotten the following message whenever i try to text my mother, coworkers, wife, and several others including my stepdaughter.“Free Msg: Unable to send message - Message Blocking is active.”I have none of them blocked and i confirmed it with t-mobile support, who told me it cannot be anything to do on their end and i have no message blocking in affect on either of my tmobile lines.I’ve tried taking out my sim and putting it back in.I’ve tried using downloading and using different text message apps and setting as default.I’ve tried sending multiple messages once a day for over a month, just to check if it works yet.I’ve MOST IMPORTANTLY, put my sim back into my old iphone 12 and deactivated “iMessage” after reading on a forum site that usually, that would be the reason this occurs.Not a single thing i’ve listed or otherwise tried to do to rectify this issue has resulted in any sort of victory.Most irritatingl
I have a 2nd gen and a bit later (2012?) Ipad that have been working fine when connects via WiFi to at&t.However, 2 weeks ago I moved and set up T-Mobile home internet. All my other devices have connected with no issue. A 2013 MacBook Air connected with no issue. The iPads are unable to connect, despite resetting network settings, unplugging modem, etc. The passwords are for sure correct and the devices are able to connect to public networks so not a wholesale WiFi issue on their end. I appreciate any suggestions.
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