It's bad enough losing cell service for multiple days with no real explanation, but I went into the Holmgren Way store to simply ask for a breakdown of the charges on my bill, as it was $157/month, and I could not find online what exactly that monthly fee covered. I went to the Holmgren Way store to get a printout, and August, an employee, said he was not able to provide that without management authorization. After questioning why a customer service employee of yours was not able to answer a simple question for a customer, a manager rushed over to assist. He was also reluctant to show me a breakdown of the charges, but informed me that my Flex-Pay for my iPhone 13 just ended that month, which seemed suspect. I still asked for a printout of the breakdown and to see the payment history of my Flex plan, which was their shady way of getting you to sign a 3-year agreement to get an upgrade, which is poor terminology since I'm actually paying for it in the long run. They not only refused to print something out, but when I moved behind the desk and went to look at the computer screen they were looking at, in confusion, they moved the screen away so I couldn't see. The best they could do was write down what my data plan cost on a Post-it note. Highly unprofessional and very suspect that they wouldn't show me why my bill was so expensive. I've been a Cellcom customer for almost 20 years; needless to say, I took their post-it note and went to T-Mobile, where I got a truly free phone upgrade, major discount from what I was paying, and full transparency as to what my charges were. Cellcom has obviously had issues, but it's sad when a store manager and employee are going out of their way to conceal what I've been paying for all this time. read more