I wanted to write a great review for this store due to the warm service provided by every person that I have interacted with. The managers and staff have always been very friendly. I have never had a bad experience with the manner of service. However, the actuality of my experience with this store has been ridiculous overall. The first time I gave T-Mobile a go, I immediately regretted my decision. Not one billing cycle was processed correctly. It should have been a very simple setup: small business consisting only myself as a self-employed doctor working in private practice with two added mobile lines at that time. The first bill reflected incorrect amounts due. I was billed for coverage and data that was inconsistent with what I contracted at. The 800 service could not fix any issue, even after I spoke with handfuls of different people. I visited the store at least a handful of times for approximately three cycles, each time being told and assured the issue was fixed. It never was. Each bill incurred further charges that were incorrect and there were no credits applied as I was told there would be. After month four or five, I left and went to Verizon, which was simple and straightforward without one issue, ever. My husband became interested in T-Mobile's cable device, which was new at the time and suggested we switch back to T-Mobile, assuming the experience would be different. I gave it a shot. We switched back. I set up mobile lines added to my business line. I was quoted a specific fee for each line each month and the cable device/service separate. As in my initial experience, the first billing cycle came, and the charges were significantly inflated and not what we signed up for in our contract. To summarize, I visited T-Mobile handfuls of times. The first few times, the employee I spoke with was able to credit the account and work with the service provider to rectify the issue over the phone. However, it was never fixed. Just as in my first experience, charges continued to increase, and they were no longer able to credit the amounts overcharged as the system would not allow it. I began speaking with one manager who assured me each time that he would follow through. He not once did. He gave me his cell phone number to check in on the issue. When I texted, he often did not reply for days. This resulted in me visiting the store and asking for him. Each time, he presented as friendly, invested, and serious about the issue. I will clarify that not once did I present as upset or snarky, even though the situation called for it. I was frequently apologized to, yet nothing was done to rectify my situation. After several months, I again decided to leave T-Mobile for good. I walked in my cable device and handed it to an employee. She looked up my account online and told me she would check it in and it would be sent back to the company. I asked if I needed to sign anything and was assured it was checked in and no further steps were needed. In my hurry for being on a work break, I left without requesting receipt. I also stopped my mobile service as the last encounter involved the manager telling me he was going to discuss the issue with his district manager, then reply to me. This never happened. I received a bill from a collection agency not long after for the cable device in the amount of $400. I returned to the store to clarify what occurred. The same manager told me he recalled me literally being there and returning it. Yet, he ultimately did not follow through and do anything about it. He spoke multiple times about all the steps he was going to take and did nothing, nor did he respond to texts until after multiple texts, I informed him I would simply visit the store to discuss the issue there. Then I received feedback. Each interaction, he started off by apologizing for not being able to get back to me for being extremely busy. However, each time I went in, upon entering, the store was typically empty, and he was chatting aloofly. End story, I am sitting on an $800 bill for the cable device and an incorrectly charged bill that I have no intention of paying. I have to take time from my day to construct lengthy letters to collection companies to protect my credit because the manager that I put trust in to do his job appropriately chose to demonstrate lazy and inefficient behavior. This is lengthy and I recognize it a first world problem. But here we are on yelp. I would not advise anyone to put their faith in this company, or at minimum, this store. All in all, my experience with T-Mobile has been a huge disappointment. Advice: Just don't. read more