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After Twitter Snafu, T-Mobile Reminds Customers Who's Boss

Last weekend, T-Mobile users who sent SMS updates to their Twitter feeds found that their messages were being blocked. Naturally, tempers flared. Many customers contacted T-Mobile to complain about the problem, but T-Mobile had no answer for the sudden blockage. (It turns out it was a technical glitch on Twitter's end.) What's interesting is that T-Mobile's Executive Customer Relations rep responded to one user's complaints with a hardcore reminder that when it comes to customer rights, his pretty much begin and end with being required to pay his bill on time. Nice PR work there, T-Mobile.
My name is Marianne Maestas and I am with the Executive Customer Relations department of T-Mobile. I am contacting you on behalf of Mr. Robert Dotson in regards to the email that you sent him yesterday evening.
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sprint

We Post Sprint Supervisor's Direct Line, She Changes It, Leaving Message Blaming Us

Looks like after we posted the direct line for Sprint Retention Department Supervisor, Judy Rathcliffe, she became a little too popular. That number now plays a recorded message from Judy saying that she's changed her number...
"...in regards to my personal work number being published on a website, consumerist.com, in regards to customers calling me personally in regards to their contact with Sprint..."
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cancellations

Text Message Packages Hamstring Sprint Cancellations

An important caveat for those trying to cancel their Sprint service over the recent rate hike: If you're on a text message plan, where you get say 1000 message for $10 or 300 messages for $5, this trick may not work for you, at least not at first blush. More »

cancellations

Sprint Retention Department Phone Numbers

Here's two extra phone numbers that may help you if you're trying to cancel Sprint. More »

cancellations

Defeat Sprint's Rate Hike Cancellation Lies

Sprint's retention department is trying its darnedest to prevent customers from jumping out a window of opportunity that would let them cancel service without penalty. More »


consumerist kit

Cancel Your Cellphone By Dying

Here's a tip for quitting your cellphone AND avoiding cancellation fees, straight from the mouth of a former wireless call center rep, Davros. More »

complaints

Mobile With a Capital T And That Spells Trouble

My T-Mobile horror story is actually related to our business account. I work for a relatively small telecom company (we don't do wireless) and for about a year my job here was to dispute any errors in billing with our vendors (sad that that's a full time job). More »