12/12/2018
T-Mobile Corporate Offices T-Mobile Customer Service Call Center T-Mobile
Re: Account # 963780840
Account # 964738180
Dear Customer Care:
It is with deep regret that we were unable to reach an amicable agreement this date with regards to my lost wireless device and the outright refuse of your device insurer. Rest assured, I am a person of my word – as many times that is all we have is OUR WORD. At approximately 12 noon this date, I contacted Customer Care and asked that the aforementioned account be closed effective immediately due to the inability of meet the business and personal needs of this account holder. What seems clear is the ability of your personnel to allow customers to leave T-Mobile when they are in a position to “do the right thing”.
A claim was filed with Assurant because a device was lost that was covered under a plan sold to me by a T-Mobile authorized retailer. That claim number is 40690990. The claim was denied due to the device was not under coverage at the time of reported loss. I was unable to file a claim online (myself) and therefore relied on the assistance of a representative of Assurant to file the claim. The loss date was November 27, however the rep entered a date of October 27 into the system and that date could not be changed. Nonetheless, I am being held responsible for the error on their part. I asked T-Mobile (over the course of 4.5 hours, yesterday) to assist in obtaining the documentation to provide to Assurant however to this moment no documentation has been forth coming. It was very comforting knowing that your corporate staff at the Flagship Store in San Francisco found this whole ordeal to be funny enough to laugh. I left the store but not before mentioning my concerning regarding customer privacy and obvious staff misconduct to RAMON VAQUERA, Store Manager.
Calling Customer Care from a PUBLIC PAY TELEPHONE is nothing more torture. At every possible contact, my only expectation of T-Mobile was to step in and make the situation right without forcing me to wait another 3-5 business days to receive a wireless device. I have an ill child that is on a medical donor list and I should not have excuses from my wireless carrier, ONLY results! This was not forth coming. But I could PURCHASE another device today if I put an approximately $500 down payment on it. We, I’ve never leased or purchased a device from T-Mobile and always outright purchased it. I can buy/lease a device but I can’t get the replacement one. Really?
There was a supervisor who stated he would provide a $500 bill credit for all the problems. But that credit could only be utilized towards future wireless bills and not of offset a purchase in obtaining another device. So basically, a FAKE credit. Well, I just can’t take any more of the games that are being played. My last call was to cancel my service with T-Mobile on the above referenced accounts. This represents a total of three (3) lines; only to have that person attempt to talk me out of cancelling and reconsider my decision. Basically, now they have resorted to refusing to honor the request of the customer. So, the account cannot be cancelled at the store level?!? And asking Customer Care to provide that simple service request should be no problem but clearly there is.
Frankly, I’m tired of the bullying tactics being employed to keep my account open. HELLO! I don’t have a wireless device what good are the accounts without a device? I have T-Mobile staff (including “supervisors”) wanting to send a one-time PIN to a telephone that was loss. Is this just me or is NOBODY listening to my and the problem at this company? Such a wonderful “team of experts” working just for me today!
Unfortunately, I’m unable to continue this fight over a wireless device that I purchased for cash. Keep the device if that makes you feel better. Can I simply get my accounts CLOSED without any further hassles or bullying from your staff?