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Samsung UI 7.0 Update
I recently switched to T-Mobile after being with Verizon for 5 years with my S24 Ultra. My phone is unlocked and actively works on the T-Mobile network however I do not have any updates when I check my phones settings. I hit refresh almost every day since the news that the 7.0 UI was released on T-Mobile's network but my phone still has not received it. Looks like the update released around April 23rd or so for T-Mobiles phones. I am stuck on March's Security Patch as well. So has anyone with the S24 Ultra received the UI 7.0 update? If not, does anyone know who I can contact for support or what I have to do on my end to fix this issue? I'm tech savvy so only explanation I can think is since I switched from Verizon a couple of months ago, my phone was not enrolled for OTA updates with T-Mobile.Plants21 minutes agoNewbie Caller59Views0likes8CommentsPrice increase
I've been a customer of T-Mobile for over 20 years. I am part of a plan that is grandfathered in. My invoice with multiple lines was typically $205. I purchased several phone devices and committed to a monthly payment plan for each device. This placed me in a monthly rate of roughly $365. I did my very best to pay off every device that had a monthly device plan. In November of 2024 I paid off every device and my monthly play went back to the original of $205. In March 2025 (this month) I received my new invoice of roughly $300 and in addition to that I received a text message that stated ALL T-Mobile plans will now have an increase of $5 per line per month increase. That is a total of $325 plus taxes per month. Somehow someway T-Mobile found a way to increase my monthly plan from the original $205 back to $300+ even while owning all of my devices now. I have multiple conversations with representatives and supervisors inquiring about my rates etc and their excuses range from 'I was receiving a discount while I had my phone devices on a payment plan' and when I paid the devices off...the discount went away. WRONG! My plan was always $205 BEFORE I purchased devices through tmobile and agreed to break down the payments. Then a supervisor named Mark said the text I received regarding the $5 per month per phone line does not apply to me because I am locked in a plan that is grandfathered in. Mark, the supervisor I had my last conversation with on March 13th, 2025 says he will confirm via phone call on Saturday March 15th that my plan will revert to $205 as before and he can assure me the new $5 per month per line does not apply to me. On Saturday March 15th 2025 I received a phone call from Mark and said 'he will not be reverting the plan as discussed' and disconnected the call immediately. He did not allow me to speak. It was an immediate disconnection. My concern is...T-Mobile claims all phone calls are recorded, why or how are the representatives or supervisors able to speak to customers in this false manner? My concern is....how is T-Mobile able to find screw anybody out of their ORIGINAL phone payment agreement once we've dabbled into the agreement of paying for the devices monthly. HUGE MISTAKE. HUGE. I will never ever ever again purchase my phones through T-Mobile EVER AGAIN. I am disgusted at their service. I hope the CEO reads and listens to this post and finds my text messages and calls that were recorded so he can see the representatives that represent the company are a disgrace.Micha27 minutes agoNewbie Caller3.6KViews5likes6CommentsGlobalProtect VPN not working with T-Mobile 5G Home Gateway
I just recewived a new 5G Gateway (Model: TMO-G4SE) a couple of days ago. However, looks like it didn't support GlobalProtect VPN (app version: 6.27-1047). Did anyone have the issue and find any solutions? I need that VPN to work remotely. If the issue couldn't be resolved, it would be a deal breaker for sure.yw202531 minutes agoNewbie Caller404Views2likes9CommentsInternet out since 10am NRaleigh
It is now 7.30pm. Why is service not available? My safety cameras will not work.Poppyp143 minutes agoNewbie Caller39Views1like1CommentI need T-mobile to fix my location issue
I’ve asked this question several times on here and I always get answers but I don’t understand the issue or how to resolve it. It is creating problems when I try and access a website where I can earn points, such as the one in this email from the company. I’m in Iowa where LD website accepts my entering info. for their contests and money saving reward but I’m being shown in Minnesota. I need this fixed but I can’t stay on hold forever with CS and they don’t seem to be of much help. Also, my billing went up $5 this month. Can someone please tell me in simple terms what I need to do. I’m older and technology has me stumped.. Thanks in advance Msg. from LG company The message you are receiving appears when the LD website is accessed from a state that prohibits discounts and promotions. Digital rebates, rewards, and mobile coupons are void in NJ, NY, MA, MN and where restricted or prohibited by law, and the Savings and Rewards sections will not appear as an option when accessing the LD website from within those states. While you may not presently be in one of those states, when you receive that particular error message it is because the IP address you are connecting to the LD website from is either being flagged as based in one of the restricted states or the location is unable to be verified. Because our encryption is legally required to be handled by an independent third party, we are unable to override it when it flags an IP as being restricted. In past instances where you have been able to access the website without issue you were likely connecting from a different IP address, which suggests you may be in a different location or using a device that is connecting via a different means (wi-fi vs. a wired connection, or a wireless carrier vs. traditional ISP). Should you continue to receive the "State Regulations" error, I would suggest either connecting or disconnecting to wi-fi (the opposite of however you were connected when receiving the error), or potentially attempting to connect from a different device. If you are using a VPN, please make sure you are disconnected from it while accessing the LD website. Because this is an issue caused by your local connection to the internet, unfortunately it is not an issue that we can resolve for you on our end as the host. You will need to modify your internet connection via one of the methods described above to be able to access the restricted pages of the LD website.Solvedjanetsch45 minutes agoTransmission Trainee952Views1like7CommentsTerrible customer service sold a lie.
We've been a customer for nearly 25 years-originally with Sprint who merged with T-Mobile. On 2/28/25 we decided to try the Go 5G Next plan to take advantage of all it had to offer. What sold us was the yearly free upgrades and streaming benefits. We had 5lines and were told with paperless billing and our 15% government discount each line would be $45 each. The promotion at that time was trade-in any phone, any condition for a FREE iPhone 16, and we took advantage of that, as well as adding home internet. The representative at our local T-Mobile store was very helpful and broke everything down for us so we knew exactly what we're supposed to be getting and paying for. Once our first bill arrived, the nightmare began. We've been overcharged, taken off the Go 5G Next plan, our government discount was removed and never applied, still paying for FREE devices, 10 days without any data services, charged $165 in "future dated" fees for a service that we were only able to use for a week, being charged $85 for two of our lines when they were supposed to be $45 each. I've been bounced between our T-Mobile store and customer care 8 different times. Our in store representative and manager have fought on our behalf and are baffled at the lack of customer service and refusal to make everything right. I've spent at least 7 hours or more on the phone with customer care trying to get everything correct. All I'm asking for is to receive the service and prices I was promised and agreed to. I never had any problems like this with Sprint and regret ever changing to a T-Mobile plan. Horrible customer service, and sold a lie. I want to give back our 4 new iPhone 16s, cancel services, and take our business elsewhere.Jcbrock042 hours agoVisitor4Views0likes0CommentsS24 and Battery Issues
I purchased a brand new Samsung S24 for my son a few months ago. It is not charging well or holding a charge for very long. I did not purchase insurance on the phone, but think it would still be under some sort of warranty. How do I go about looking into what I can do to fix this phone?ShieldFandI3 hours agoVisitor3Views0likes0Comments5G Gateway intermittent outage
Should any representative see this , this is a formal complaint about continual disruptions of service and continued rebooting and reconnecting of devices. I've already replaced one gateway and just months into service I am having the same issues. I'm wondering if you , any of you who represent T-Mobile , understand the frustration and annoyance with having not only continual interrupts of service , but having to go though the process of reconnection time after time after time minutes apart from each other. One selling point was being located within less than 50 yards of your cell tower. For a company that claims to be the world leader in cell communications , I expect better. Perhaps less dollars spent on advertising and more on technological advanced and upkeep is due? Signed - A becoming less enthusiastic consumerTDunn3 hours agoNewbie Caller419Views6likes10CommentsExtremely Slow Internet
I'm not sure why it's so slow. I used to run around 50 to 80 MPS now I'm lucky to have it run at 5 MPS, and for the last few days , it's been 0.5 or less, I'm paying for something I can't use to stream any videos, about the only thing it can be used for is shopping or Facebook, unless you try to watch a video on there.davesflsts0312 hours agoVisitor29Views0likes0CommentsFree Amazon Fire TV if you purchase internet
I switched my internet services from Xfinity to T-Mobile to streamline everything into one plan. During my research, I discovered that T-Mobile was offering promotions for switching and enrolling in auto-pay, which I found appealing. I opted for the Free Amazon Fire TV 2 series promotion, understanding that to qualify, I had to remain a customer for at least 60 days and submit my documents within 30 days. I met all these requirements. On March 17, 2025, I received an email from T-Mobile stating it was time to redeem my offer. I meticulously followed every step detailed in the email. Two critical instructions were to click on the pink "Redeem Now" button to access the proper Amazon site and to complete my order without leaving the checkout page, or else my promo code would expire. I entered the promotion code as instructed, but received an error message stating it was not valid. I did not navigate away from the page at any point. At 10:30 AM, I called T-Mobile for assistance. They instructed me to try entering the code without dashes, which did not work. T-Mobile's response was frustratingly inadequate; they told me to call Amazon, claiming they were responsible for the promotional codes. I was then given Amazon's phone number, which began a frustrating cycle. Connecting with a human representative at Amazon was nearly impossible, akin to searching for the fountain of youth. When I finally reached someone, they directed me back to T-Mobile. I called T-Mobile again, but was sent back to Amazon. During this process, three representatives hung up on me while attempting to assist, leaving me without clear answers. I decided to try Amazon's chat support, but after speaking to three different agents, each one transferred me to another without notice, forcing me to repeat my issue continually. I called T-Mobile again, and an agent transferred me to tech support without warning. Fortunately, Jennifer in tech support was the only one who truly attempted to help and went above and beyond to find a resolution. Unfortunately, she informed me that her managers insisted I contact Amazon once more. She assured me she would call back on March 18, 2025, to continue working on a solution. This entire ordeal lasted from 10:30 AM until 1:30 PM, entirely due to the lack of training and knowledge among representatives from both T-Mobile and Amazon regarding their promotions and procedures. Additionally, the language barrier with Amazon's chat and phone representatives made this situation even more challenging. While I respect their work, it was frustrating to resolve such a straightforward issue. At this stage, I expect a resolution with Jennifer's help, as Amazon has shown little willingness to assist, merely stating they would escalate the matter without ensuring follow-up. If I do not get a satisfactory resolution, I will switch services and avoid Amazon in the future. This is not about impacting their business; it’s about demanding the level of care and gratitude a customer deserves. This is all after dealing with at least 12 CS reps with 3 hanging up when I was put on hold. Unacceptable727272271915 hours agoNewbie Caller710Views4likes2Comments
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