I needed a phone since at&T locked down my phone and couldn't be worked with. Another network from a humongous corporate healthcare "provider" destroyed my phone. Of course, I'm the one who has to pay. I was very relieved that there is a T mobile store in Getty square since I was isolated from personal business. The impression I got when I walked into the store was cold and disinterested since I was the only woman who is an older person in the store. I was the only woman in the store period! The agent who was busy with the male techo freaks was told to take care of me by a female supervisor. He was in a hurry to get rid of me as soon as possible to get back to his men. I told him I needed an easy flip top phone since I loathe the digital world but must be able to communicate so I'm forced to have a
cellphone. The agent was pleasant but did not go over plans, I just needed an inexpensive and simple phone. I had to take prepaid because I froze my credit reports which has been taken care of however I have to return to their store today so they can check my line of credit and get off prepaid. The agent gave me his card "If I have any questions" so I called a few days ago and was spoken to very tersely by
the female supervisor who announced everything I need to bring with me to get a regular plan. So far, this has been a mean experience and I dread going back there today. I anticipate trouble and aggravation and a need on their part to just get rid of me. The phone has a weird message system and I'm sure they will be hostile if they have to take the time to explain it. I hope Edwin isn't in a hurry today. Also, for some reason the acoustics in the store prevents me from hearing well which makes matters worse. I am not deaf but something may be up with my hearing/ People with disabilities should avoid this store. I am truly grateful to have a phone and they were there. If things go well I will change my rating. read more