T Mobile Scam Sales

On April 28th, I was scammed by a T-Mobile sales agent through the official T-Mobile messaging platform.

The agent clearly stated that I would receive 4 lines for $100 with free iPhone 16s, and when I asked about taxes, he confirmed that the total would be $104 with taxes included. Later, when I asked about adding a fifth line, he assured me that the total would be $120 for 5 lines, which you can verify in the screenshots I’ve attached.

Additionally, I informed him that two of my lines were with Mint Mobile, and he said I would receive $200 per line for switching those over to T-Mobile.

However, once I completed the switch and was finally able to access my T-Mobile account, my bill showed $142. When I contacted T-Mobile support, I was first told that the discount would apply only if I used a debit card for autopay instead of a credit card. I updated my payment method accordingly, yet the bill still did not reflect the promised $104.

The support representative acknowledged the issue and offered me a one-time adjustment to $104 for this month, but said they could not honor the originally promised deal that led me to switch in the first place. I then spoke with a supervisor, who told me he couldn’t find the chat and said the best he could do was a $70 credit — but he said current bill will stay $142 and $20 autopay discount won’t apply so actually he offered $50 only. 

Even worse, I was informed that I would not receive the $200 credit per transferred Mint Mobile line, despite that being part of the offer from the original sales agent. For all this fraud only beneficiary is T Mobile and I am still shocked that such a big name is using such a low scaming sales tactics.

This experience has been extremely frustrating. It’s unacceptable for T-Mobile agents to make promises — especially via official messaging — that are not honored later. I feel deceived by the sales tactics used, and I request immediate resolution to:

1. Adjust my monthly bill to $104 for 4 lines or $120 for 5 lines, as originally quoted.
2. Apply the $200 credit per Mint Mobile line that I was promised for switching.

Please escalate this matter and ensure that your sales commitments are upheld.