I'm Considering Switching T-Mobile Service - How Is It?

[Anonymous]

There have been multiple threads on this. Do a search.

[Anonymous]

Yes, if I switched to the capped data plan, it is about $50 cheaper a month and it does allow tethering. I do not use a ton per month, only about 3GB between all three devices. I just wonder if 5 years later the data requirements will continue to grow and I will regret not having unlimited anymore. As it stands I can only used unlimited data for my iPhone. And I use it to facetime a lot.

I was always told to keep grandfathered plans where you could because phone companies always change them to support a profit for their business model.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There have been multiple threads on this. Do a search.

I did before I posted this and saw only2 threads - and one was 4 years old. If there is a specific link that you think will be helpful, I am happy to click it.

[Anonymous]

Sucky service

[Anonymous]

I just switched to T mobile and it doesn't work in my office. Meanwhile I work in downtown DC. The biggest problem was that i had just bought an iPhone with them and now it's a pain to transfer to another service that will work in my building.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just switched to T mobile and it doesn't work in my office. Meanwhile I work in downtown DC. The biggest problem was that i had just bought an iPhone with them and now it's a pain to transfer to another service that will work in my building.

Are you talking about 4G data, 3G data, all data?
Are you saying voice and text doesn't work?

[Anonymous]

Does anyone have experience taking their Verizon iPhone 5 to tmobile? I read that they are compatible. It might be worth trying to experiment with coverage since there is no contract.

[Anonymous]

Did this switch eariler this year.

Good:
- Lower monthly bill
- Unlimted texts, data, etc.
- Free data roaming and texts when abroad, and calls only 20c/min when abroad (ATT was $2/min)

Bad:
- Coverage not as good where I am (Bethesda). They have offered to provide me a free signal strength for my home but haven't gotten around to picking it up
- Coverage in smaller US towns may not be as good. For example, I was in Charles Town, WV and data often didn't work at all, and occasionally it had no service at all. Yes, I realize WV has lots of mountains but still. I also travel a lot in the US, and in all major cities I"ve been to, it does work fine.

[Anonymous]

I switched from AT&T to T-Mobile and when I travel to other states and cities, T-Mobile doesn't have a good coverage at all. Most of the time I don't have a signal even for GPS.