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Reason for canceling T-Mobile service?

Discussion in 'Northeastern US Wireless Forum' started by tehprince, Jul 18, 2008.

  1. tehprince

    tehprince New Member

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    Hey All,

    I've been a long time T-Mobile customer, since it was Voicestream!

    I recently moved from Morristown, NJ to Rahway, NJ and the coverage in Rahway is absolutely terrible. I have no service in my apartment, balcony or even the surrounding area outside, at least for a quarter mile in some directions.

    Since I use my mobile phone for my house phone, it's pretty important that I have reception in my home, so I don't have much of a choice but to try to cancel. I don't want to pay the cancelation fee though since I'm not getting any damn service. Is this reason enough to cancel without getting the early termination fee?

    Also I'm not sure if this matters, but I'm the main number on a family plan of 4, the other three users still live in Morristown and would continue their service through T-Mobile.

    My contract doesn't end until January 2009, so another 5 1/2 months.

    Any thoughts / opinions would be great.

    Thanks!
     
    #1 tehprince, Jul 18, 2008
  2. dead zone

    dead zone Junior Member
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    take advantage of AT&T' and Verizon's trial period dont go with sprint nextel there just as worse as Tmobile...............i use Verizon Cell Service in my Apt. and gets Full Bars.....helps i live right next to a tower.
     
    #2 dead zone, Jul 30, 2008
  3. Nextel32708

    Nextel32708 Junior Member
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    OP,

    you could always try go pickup a Hotspot@Home phone, and use your WiFi connection to make calls in your house (for better signal there).
     
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    #3 Nextel32708, Jul 30, 2008
  4. spleck

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    Can you just ride this one out? Even without a family plan, the lowest rate is $30/month, which is less than the $200 ETF. A wi-fi phone is going to run you over $100, but is a good long term solution if you have good coverage everywhere besides your home.
     
    #4 spleck, Jul 30, 2008
  5. tmobileman

    tmobileman Iphone Hater
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    Call Tmobile if you moved to an area that has two bars or less of coverage on our map you just have to send in proof of residence and you will be released from the contract. The WiFi phone option is one that may be available to you as well but if you're sure you're wanting to cancel call up customer service and explain they will check out the coverage and let you know what options may be available to you.

    It doesn't matter that you're the main number on the family plan if you end up cancelling the others can keep the service as is or change the plan to lower amount possibly. Good Luck
     
    #5 tmobileman, Jul 31, 2008
  6. liagb59

    liagb59 Junior Member
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    If you have a computer you can also try Black jack....;)
     
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    #6 liagb59, Aug 4, 2008
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