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Inaccurate description - wifi calling benefit

  • 15 April 2024
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Wi-Fi calling

 
 
With Wi-Fi Calling, you can make and receive calls and messages over Wi-Fi, just as if you were on the network. This is particularly helpful in areas where the cellular signal is weak or nonexistent (basements, rural areas, etc.), but there is a strong and reliable Wi-Fi signal. Wi-Fi Calling also lets you to call the U.S. from anywhere in the world for free! And T-Mobile phones have Wi-Fi Calling built right in.
 
PLease exp[lain this...I was in the Philippines and used wifi calling. I was charged 25 cents per minutes. I ended up with an added $60 to my bill. This is false advertising on your website. I have been with TMobile for a while now and this is as problem for me. False adsvertising!
 
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Best answer by tidbits 15 April 2024, 12:40

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Here's a better explanation of wifi calling from Tmobile support.

https://www.t-mobile.com/support/coverage/wi-fi-calling-from-t-mobile

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Benefit Details

 

Wi-Fi calling

 
 
With Wi-Fi Calling, you can make and receive calls and messages over Wi-Fi, just as if you were on the network. This is particularly helpful in areas where the cellular signal is weak or nonexistent (basements, rural areas, etc.), but there is a strong and reliable Wi-Fi signal. Wi-Fi Calling also lets you to call the U.S. from anywhere in the world for free! And T-Mobile phones have Wi-Fi Calling built right in.
 
PLease exp[lain this...I was in the Philippines and used wifi calling. I was charged 25 cents per minutes. I ended up with an added $60 to my bill. This is false advertising on your website. I have been with TMobile for a while now and this is as problem for me. False adsvertising!
 

Did you call the US or did you call someone in the philipines?

It specifically says “Wi-Fi Calling also lets you to call the U.S. from anywhere in the world for free” So unless you calling the US then there will be a charge.

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