I am fairly new to T-Mobile so I am not sure if this is normal, but here's a list of issues I have had since joining:
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Massive customer breach... but ya'll knew that.
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5G coverage isn't really covering where they say it covers. I was in Reno this weekend... 5G signal with no internet connection. 5G coverage is spotty at best and in those areas the signal goes in an out.
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Sprint keeps trying to charge me even though I switched and paid off my Sprint bill when I switched.
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Constant network dropping where I live. I am in a large city.
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Text messages go through... occasionally.
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Spotty.... very spotty internet connectivity.
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Dropped calls
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Website doesn't work... especially the coverage map. Guess if you don't show a coverage map... you can claim you are covered everywhere.
the question is... is this pretty accurate for issues that are normal for T-Mobile? My friend had no issues with 5G signal while in Reno. Just seems pretty sketchy for a company claiming nationwide 5G and I don't consider Reno to be a small city.
