I left Verizon for T-Mobile, I purchased my own unlocked phones and entered into a Veteran plan, I had been with Verizon for years and was always getting the short end of the stick, added fees, changed plan, several times, suddenly I get a letter that was dated a week later than a cutoff date to reply to it, that letter was to upgrade my veteran status, I asked the question to their manager, How do I stop being a veteran? she didn't know, but it still didn't stop them from raising my plan to over $200 for 3 phone lines, that were all my own paid for phones, they wouldn't change it back. My plan had run out that locks me into their Thieving plan, I started looking into unlocked phones as mine was getting old and my sons was broken but working, I bought 4 new phones as I was adding my Granddaughter to my plan. I went to T-Mobile on their veteran plan and got 4 unlimited everything plus free Netflix, for a flat $100 a month on their paperless billing, they have never tried to do me wrong, I guess the reason is because I don't try to complicate things, I go straight on top of the table, I know and understand what I am getting before I jump into anything, not like some of the negative ratings I am seeing. I can't say enough good about T-Mobile and their customer service. I ran into a problem with coverage inside my home, They immediately told me about Wi-Fi calling where you can use your own Wi-Fi signal to make your T-Mobile connection, the most valuable T-Mobile asset , I live in a brick house and the Wi-Fi don't reach all the rooms, They sent me a Wi-Fi hot spot that solved all my issues, I was having problems connecting to T-Mobile from inside my business metal building, they sent me another hot spot that works inside the building, No, I can't give T-Mobile anything but a 5 star review, in the next week, I am upgrading a couple of phones adding a line that I currently have with Comcast, I am getting rid of that other group of bandits, Comcast. T-Mobile has phones that you can't beat the deals for, phones that are under $200 that you can pay for monthly or simply purchase them outright for the same price you can buy them for in most any place. The phone I am replacing that I have with Comcast, T-Mobile will get that number from Comcast and use it on my Cell line is also my business phone. I can honestly say this. If you take a problem to someone that can't be fixed from another, don't expect that problem to be corrected without a little work and understanding, salespeople are just that, salespeople, I see some problems being blamed on T-Mobile that would be a job to fix, even with the tech dept, so, don't blame your own self-inflicted problems on salespeople. I see where phones are broken that the insurance carriers not working with them blamed on T-Mobile, first of all, look at your phone insurance, these policies don't offer you a new phone if you break them, you have a copay and you get refurbished phones, the copays are usually more than you can buy a used phone for. The best policy for phone service is, to purchase your own phones, unlocked dual sim, this way you can walk away any time you like without charge. Please, don't give a company a bad review if you are part of the reason, you give that bad review. read more