After being w mint mobile for a couple years, my SIM card died. I spent a couple hours on the phone…read morewith Mint and they had a variety of excuses as to why I could no longer get my phone to work properly. It's amazing how naive custimer support thinks customers are. Anyway, I said when I leave work, I'm going to stop by the first cell phone company I see and I'm changing services. T-Mobile was the winner. I spent 3 hours in T-Mobile waiting on a kid who seemed very knowledgeable setting up my new phone and a watch for me. I had to leave at the three hour mark because I wanted to let my dogs out but the guy said my phone was good to go. I believed him. Wrong answer. Nothing had been transferred over in terms of apps and only about three quarters of my contacts. I remember even asking the guy why it took so long to transfer things over and he informed me it depended on how much was on my phone. Well, that was obviously a lie. The next day, Sat, i call T Mobile, still believing that i can get this phone issue solved. Nope. The six digit PIN I had created Friday night had disappeared and T-Mobile had no proof that I said you I said I was I was advised to wait until Monday and go back to a brick and mortar to verify my existence and create another pin. Monday, I go in the store. The manager sets the phone up, performs the transfer again. He also spends another 10 mins trying to figure out where the microphone is that I can use with texting. I'm silently thinking if it takes a T-Mobile employee 10 minutes to find that feature, it's a good thing I didn't spend any more than five mins concluding that for $55/month, T-Mobile Brick and Mortar can take care of this. Even though the apps transferred over, I now have to look up all the passwords for my apps. I also have an issue with Gemini: I don't know what it is and I can't seem to get rid of it. If i were 20, I'd gladly waste my life with this mess but I ain't. I never had these kind of issues with Mint mobile. It's 2026, I made two trips now into a brick and mortar for T-Mobile that I didn't have to make with mint mobile. Im also paying $55 a month. For a name brand, top of the line cell phone company, I expect the best. That $55 is a supposed military discount and I don't buy that either. I am amazed that people pay money for the above. I decide I've had enough so I call T-Mobile for my account number and a porting pin. Now you would think that would be easy and you'd be wrong. This is T-Mobile; the best of best as I've experienced above. T-Mobile isn't allowed to text me a porting pin because my phone number won't allow it. Huh? The guy starts apologizing: I hate fake apologies it's a waste of time but that's all I've been hearing from T-Mobile for the past month. I'm then told that I need to SURPRISE! Go to a brick and mortar to get my porting pin. Now there's a t-lite app on my phone that could reveal that info, however, that information is not available on my app. No one knows why but gee we can apologize. I hate T-Mobile: I suspect I'm too white trash to appreciate the wonderfulness of the above.

Biggest worthless piece of garbage. The 5G home internet doesn't work…read moreAnd we spend more time on our unlimited phone plan through AT&T and get better service. I would not recommend.

This is the only company I have used that actually charges you to put a new to you phone on their…read moreNetwork if the phone has ever been on their network before. The guy told me I was at risk to have my new phone I just bought from Amazon turned off over a $3 fee I had to pay cause someone else had that phone on Metro b4. Told me it didn't matter if I just got it.. I had to pay more money cause someone else once used their service with that phone. What?! No other cell phone carrier has ever done that to me and its a terrible practice. Why should we pay for others accounts when we r trying to start a new one with your company. There is better service out there.

Great service at very cheap rates. If you are considering signing a contract think again. Yes you…read moregotta buy the phone. Yes you have to pay an activation fee. But theres no contract and unlimited text and voice is vheap too. I will never go with another carrier

Samantha is the Goat. She helped me get out of my TMobile contract, upgrade my phones, and lowered…read moremy bill. Her name is Samantha, Metro 2412 Manatee Ave E.

Always nice and have what you need at a reasonable price. Most time better price than Home Depot.read more

Knowledgeable and helpful in material selection, good inventory of materials and building suppliesread more

We had bought phones the day before at another store in a city 40 min away. On Sunday morning we…read morewent to this store after being told at the one on 14th street that they wouldn't help us because we didn't buy our phones there. Our experience at this store was night and day difference. Chris was wonderful! He was so friendly and happy to help. He was quick and efficient in trying to fix the problem and just could not have been nicer. I wish I'd gotten my phone from him! I couldn't recommend this store more!

My salesman's name was James. He has only been working at that store since November, he was very…read morerude and disrespectful, he also talked down to me and was very belittling. I did not feel comfortable being in the store with him. I would never want to go there again.

Allan and his team were absolutely amazing! From start to finish, they were incredibly detailed,…read moreinsightful, and genuinely caring throughout the inspection of our brand-new home. Allan is a true professional who goes above and beyond to make sure every inch of the home is thoroughly checked. He spotted things we never would've noticed--things only a trained expert could catch. We feel so much more confident in our new home thanks to his work. I can't recommend Allan and his company enough--5 stars all the way!

As a home buyer I paid Pillar to Post for a home inspection and termite inspection, both were…read moreclearly performed by a blind moron. The inspector ignored hanging LIVE bare wires in the attic with no caps and fixtures hanging thru the ceilings with no boxes or anchors. The inspection report even notated that the insulation in the attic space should be replaced but didn't mention the wires that would have hit him in the face had he actually peeked up there. The termite inspector didn't notice the bug holes through the baseboards or the walls. My walls were infested with bugs when I had the house re- floored and baseboards removed. My house painters painted the walls and baseboards and the paint went thru the bug holes. I've tried calling the business for over a month and left messages but they won't answer or call me back. The National Pillar to Post won't return messages either. What a business! Don't trust them, I'm so blessed that my house didn't burn down with me in it. I had to pay to have the house and lawn exterminated and an electron rewire almost all of it including the breaker box that was beyond its capacity and replace the hot water heater all within months of closing. These people vouched for a completely unsafe hazardous house.

This location has the best customer service! Was greeted by representative named Prince, who went…read moreabove and beyond to help and problem solve our phone issue at hand. He was able to help us every step of the way with much patience and efficiency. We left very satisfied and he helped us accomplish our goal to replace a damaged phone. Highly recommend this AT&T location and for the best customer service, ask for Prince! Thank you.

Three weeks ago I had my phone ported over to T-Mobile... Simply because AT&T absolutely sucked!…read moreHere's kicker, because I didn't end my service a few days earlier at the end of the billing cycle, AT&T's way of saying "thank you for your service" was to remove my military discount so they could add an extra $15 to the final bill... AT&T is one of those companies where the customer comes second everything is AT&T's favor... I'd highly recommend looking at T-Mobile because not only do they have the best customer service in the US, but the best prices for cell service... Do yourself a big favor and if you have pull with your company, get them off of AT&T as soon as possible and move them over to T-Mobile... The final bill that I received from AT&T validated everything I already thought before making the switch to T-Mobile...