Why T-Mobile still charged me after i paid payment arrangement before its due ?
Hi ! So, I setup a payment arrangement and then I paid the first,half before the due date and TMOBILE still charged me ? Does the company not understand that people are living paycheck-to-paycheck. Life happens ! Having a phone is mandatory in today's world because every service demands it ? ANYWAYS!!! I did call customer service and the rep said " it's best not to make partial payments /pay anything , if you set up a payment plan because the system will not cancel it. " And THEY DID NOT REFUND ME EITHER FOR THE DOUBLE CHARGE. They just applied it to what I owed. Mad slick . Then also, Even tho I put a block on TMOBILE they still somehow got around and finesse their way to double charge me. I remember when , any payment made would cancel a payment arrangement.
Online shopping - "couldn't process your payment"
I am trying to purchase a phone upgrade and have added my selection to my cart. At checkout I get the message “We couldn’t process your payment” as shown in the attached photo. This is a confirmed issue with T-Mobile. I have made purchases with this card just prior to and after making the purchase attempt from T-Mobile. Attempts by both web and via the app give the same message My card has no holds, denied charges, and over 20k in available credit. All confirmed by calling my Capital One Venture X card support Capital One showed that an attempt was made by T-Mobile for $0 though the due amount shown at checkout is $120. Clearly a disconnect between the checkout page and the charge requested by T-Mobile Yes, I can use a different card though the Venture X offers Phone insurance if the phones are purchased with it. Also, in looking at posts from a year ago similar issues were reported with different cards. I called T-mobile support and they offered to try to process with a representative, however that would cancel some of the benefits of purchasing online as promoted by T-Mobile. example - $35 fee cancelation per phone upgraded and the way the phone credit is distributed to be applied completely to the upgraded phone cost.
T-mobile removing autopay discount for credit cards
This is terrible. I feel discriminated, I do not have a bank account and I am not open to have a debit card at all, I use my available cash for food and medicines only, the rest I pay with credit card, I was offered the discount for enrolling/using my card in autopay and I agreed to that deal years ago, I have not broken my autopay agreement, this should not be taken away. I have had my account for decades and have never been late on any payments, have used my card with no issues. Plus, my credit card gives me insurance on my phones, Is T-Mobile going to give us all free insurance? I am scared to use a bank or any debit card with this hacking technology that we live in now days, it is also known that T-Mobile has had security breaches. This is illegal Please help. I don't know if the BBB or FCC or FTC or the CFPB can help us. forcing consumers into making personal financial changes is not acceptable.$10 surcharge for credit card payments
I just saw my first bill without autopay discount for credit card payment. My wife and I are retired and on a fixed income. This $10/month is meaningful to us. I worked in banking for nearly 40 yrs. It can only cost a merchant with T-mobile’s volume ~2% for credit card processing. That’s less than 2 bucks. We will be shopping alternatives. Shameful!
billing system is not working - website, app, call center and store
Very frustrating that I am trying to upgrade both my watch and cell phone, and for over a week T-Mobile app, call center, website and in store give me the same “error message” cannot process payment, call us. For what is worth, I tried with an amex, master card and visa all from different banks, all of them working, including one of them was just charged through auto-pay for my monthly bill. I strongly recommend t-mobile systems to fix it in a more prompt way, if not, consider not to offer them? It is easier to go to an amazon or a best buy and just buy the devices, caveat, and also making it easier to switch providers. Very disappointing to see these type of billing/invoicing systems fail in year 2023 from TMobile - this is not good for business nor longevity.
I give up, going to spend more at AT&T
I give up. I've spent many hours over many days trying to set up an T-Mobile account online and over the phone, it can't be done. If a PHONE company can't set up an account over the PHONE, without making the customer GO TO A STORE, then I can't work with this company. They keep saying the credit card was declined, another card also declined. You have to go to a store. I called my credit card company and there are no holds and nothing wrong and that T-mobile has NOT SENT ANY CHARGES! There is NOTHING TO DECLINE! Like so many others have experienced, the T-mobile payment system is broken again. I’m done. Yes, moderators, I know this has never happened to you, but somehow the Twitter experts can fix it. Right.Not going to a store, going to call AT&T
I am not going to a store, I am going to call AT&T and pay more for an account system that works. If a PHONE company can't set up an account over the PHONE, without making the customer GO TO A STORE, then I can't work with this company. They keep saying the credit card was declined, a debit card also declined. You have to go to a store. I called my credit card company and there are no holds and nothing wrong and that T-mobile has NOT SENT ANY CHARGES! There is NOTHING TO DECLINE! Like so many others have experienced, the T-mobile payment system is broken again.
Why doesn't t-mobile accept X1 credit cards?
T-mobile doesn’t accept my X1 credit card as default payment method. (I even went to a T-mobile store on request of a T-mobile customer service representative and, needless to say, they couldn’t get my X1 credit card to work either.) My X1 credit card works everywhere else except for T-mobile. I contacted X1 and was told that lots (all?) of their credit cards get rejected by T-mobile, but T-mobile hadn’t not responded to their contact requests. I would like to use my X1 credit card because it provide cell phone insurance. So, why doesn’t T-mobile accept X1 credit cards, and when will this change? Thanks.
