TL;DR: There's a T-Mobile across the street; spend your money there instead. You probably spend a little more, but you also won't be blatantly lied to as a "sales pitch".
I purchased a screen protector for my phone when I got it and started my plan with them, transferring from T-Mobile to save money. At the time of purchase, I was told that it had a lifetime replacement warranty, and that it was a simple bring it in and exchange warranty, no money trading hands, no website to visit, all handled in store (I made very certain of this, and got a very clear affirmation from the sales rep). Come time to replace the protector, I am told that it will be $22, as the warranty only covers half the cost, and they won't stand by what I was told. I would never have spent almost $50 on a cheap tempered glass protector that I could have gotten at Wal-Mart for $20 with a better warranty if not for being told differently. I highly recommend at the very least skipping any accessories in-store and buying them online. I will be replacing this with an OtterBox cover from Amazon for $25 brand new, with a proper lifetime replacement warranty.
I have spoken with another customer who made a purchase the same week and got the same lie, and was also told it would be $22 to replace when they came in to warranty. This is absolutely not how retail is done sustainably. Short-term margins do not make for long-term profitability when you can't produce repeat business. T-Mobile, I'll be bringing business back to you guys soon. read more