T-Mobile targeted promo for select accounts, must have the listed "segment" on your postpaid account for this promo. Promo ID 230289. One-time activation charge of $35 applies, though you can ask them nicely and they might waive it or credit it to your account.
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T-Mobile targeted promo for select accounts, must have the listed "segment" on your postpaid account for this promo. Promo ID 230289. One-time activation charge of $35 applies, though you can ask them nicely and they might waive it or credit it to your account.
I chat with the tmobile rep and took screenshots I even asked twice to confirm
By the way, What I am cancelling is not the BOGO line, but the line that I suspended, which is an old line that we hardly use. From what I got is that as long as I dont cancel the line that's attached with the BOGO, I can keep the promotion of the BOGO.
Is there a trick behind this offer? I called them and they said we can add a line for 35. I asked if my plan or pricing will change and they said no. For some reason I'm a bit skeptical.
That's supposed to be the activation fee. You can get it waived, but I don't think most do. I paid that the last time I got a free line last year. Ask for a second opinion like another rep if you don't trust it.
I did it in person in Costco. The store rep added the line immediately. I did not have to activate the SIM Card at the same time. It's still sitting in my drawer, but the line is displayed in my account.
What did you tell the Costco rep? The one I talked to said he has no idea or capabilities to add promo. It's something that can only be done online at the actual T-Mobile site
Thank you! Chatted with an agent and they were able to add a line for me and also gave me a $35 credit to my account towards the activation charge they cannot avoid.
What did you tell the Costco rep? The one I talked to said he has no idea or capabilities to add promo. It's something that can only be done online at the actual T-Mobile site
that never ends well. they don't have to honor what an employee says. there are a lot of dumb employees who have no clue what they are talking about and spit out incorrect information.
I think if such a customer filed a complaint with FCC, executive care would acknowledge the rep mistake and credit or make it right. Used to be a wireless rep
From BOGO, will freeline be canceled if I cancel the other paid line in two years? or freeline will be remained?
The paid line added today with free line must be maintained to keep the free line. So I wouldn't really consider it BOGO free but Keep 2 lines active for the price of 1
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I never had good luck with T-Mobile. Fighting and working with T-Force never helped so I started suing them. Now 3 lawsuits later I have been awarded nearly $5K, had my balances removed and phones unlocked. Go know, that it would be so easy - 2 or the 3 lawsuits were default judgments and the other a simple settlement after they were served. I have 1 more in the pipeline for bigger bucks, in higher court, and only they have anything to lose. Go big or go home!
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I never had good luck with T-Mobile. Fighting and working with T-Force never helped so I started suing them. Now 3 lawsuits later I have been awarded nearly $5K, had my balances removed and phones unlocked. Go know, that it would be so easy - 2 or the 3 lawsuits were default judgments and the other a simple settlement after they were served. I have 1 more in the pipeline for bigger bucks, in higher court, and only they have anything to lose. Go big or go home!
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By the way, What I am cancelling is not the BOGO line, but the line that I suspended, which is an old line that we hardly use. From what I got is that as long as I dont cancel the line that's attached with the BOGO, I can keep the promotion of the BOGO.
I've been trying to cancel one of the paid lines for years but T-mobile keeps rolling these free line promos lol year after year.
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