I have been with T-Mobile since it was Voicestream (2000) and I have always been treated well by the folks @ customer care. I called them today because I have a Nokia 6101 that is unbranded. They helped me set it up & checked to make sure it was working properly. In an industry that takes so much heat for poor customer service I think I picked the right folks to go with. Mike
Good to hear about your expereince. With all carriers people can go through what you did. But there are also those who dont get so lucky.
Its nice to hear stuff like that... Usually you only hear people gripe when they have problems. AT&T spent about 3 hours on the phone with me troubleshooting the settings on my Motorola A845 when it was dropping out of 3G to GPRS for data. Cingular never sold the MotoA845, it was an "Unsupported" model from the old blue network. -Jay
This as always been my experience when I've called CS. I know they aren't perfect, but I've never had any problems.
I have had only positive experiences with T-Mobile's customer service, in store and over the phone. Reps are always cordial and nice! I have them for prepaid and they have proven that you don't have to endure subpar service because you're not bound to a contract.
Thank you as an employee with Tmobile this is nice to see, thanks for your business, and thank you for the warm compliment.
i may be with Sprint but i had nothing but a good time with T-Mobile.......i miss them very much......its just that Sprint has more to offer........i love you sprint :crying:
I have to say...my one call to TM customer service since setting up my BlackBerry service through them was like a dream compared to Sprint. I have almost become used to the expectation that I will need to explain myself 5 times and repeat myself to 4 different reps to get anything done. I had TM back in 2004-05 and I had forgotten how nice their CS is...maybe because I almost never had to call them to begin with. I was initially a little freaked out because the TM hold music is the same as Sprint's! I guess they both outsource to the same 3rd party or something?
Good to know there are people out there with no problems. Now are you talking about billing issues or coverage as well?
I have no idea about Sprint, but the vast majority of T-Mobile's customer service is not outsourced. There are a few outsourced call centers to help keep the required help needed to meet demand, but most reps are actual T-Mobile employees. I think this really helps with service. I take great pride in working for T-Mobile and want to make the experience great for all of our customers to make sure they continue to be satisfied customers. I used to be an outsourced rep for a cable company and to be honest I could've cared less one way or the other. I certainly tried my best, but it didn't mean anything to me if you didn't like Comcast as a company.
I agree, I enjoy working for tmobile directly, the outsourcer comment was about the hold music, and the answer is yes it is outsourced to a satellite music provider, and I do believe that the hold music for sprint is similar, but it depends on the center you call for sprint as they are all outsourced to different companies so it depends on who the outsourcer outsources their hold music too...(wow that just blew my mind)
ditto to all those that mentioned customer care was great for t-mobile. i have gotten a few extra-friendly sounding reps who i thought were a little too happy. *lol*
I have to say, I have always received exceptional service every time I call customer service. Sometimes there is a wait on hold, but not usually. I reach smark, friendly people who have the right answer and make me happy, every time. In almost 5 years, this has to be some kind of CS record. I recommend this carrier whenever I can. The only downside to selling it to my friends is that there are some areas in these parts without coverage in coastal and very rural areas. Since I almost never go there, it's not a problem! But most folks are obsessed with coverage. Not me. If I have to go a couple of hours or a day w/o service, it's not big deal.