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Checking back in after being banned from the forum for a few days (apparently suggesting that someone get help for OCD is a bannable offense).

So... I still have no movement for my JB+128 9/19-9/26 ordered at 12:04am. I am so done with T-Mobile... as soon as it comes in... I am unlocking the phone and taking it to AT&T! At least next year, when the next iPhone comes out, I'll have the option of ordering it on Apple.com through Next program.
 
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I've been lurking through the 600+ pages, so I joined to tell my story on this.

I switched over to T-Mobile when the iPhone 6 came out. Started with Jump! Had an iPhone 5s at the time. When the "pre-order" started for the iPhone6, called in at 3:00 am EST, placed an order for two iPhone 6+ models, thought all was good. Never got an EIP to sign. Contacted T-Mobile. Found the reservation system had crashed, my orders were never placed. Got real PO'ed and contacted customer retention. After working my way up to a supervisor, I was comped two free iPhone 6+ 64GB models. I was thrilled! So I had to wait - who cared - I got two free phones. T-Mobile really impressed me. Probably should have stopped right there.

When the iPhone 6s came out, again I played the sheep, stayed up late, placed an order for two iPhone 6s+ models. All was good. Uh oh, no EIP again. And this was when they were offering a 7 dollar credit per month on the new phone if ordered by a certain date. Contacted T-Mobile again. Was told I missed the promo since my order did not go through. Pitched another fit, got the 7 dollar a month credit per phone, and got a $50 credit per phone on my bill. Reordered, got placed at the back of the line. Moved to Jump on Demand.

So I guess the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. So with the iPhone 7 release, I was again insane. But I have moved to Tucson, so right now I am in Pacific Time Zone and didn't have to stay up too late, at least I thought. So "pre-order" day comes around, I again call in to do a JOD upgrade. First I am told it will cost $20 per phone for them to "assist" me with my order. I told them no, allow me to order JOD upgrades online, no need for their assistance. So they waive the fee. Then I stay on the phone with the representative while she tries to order the phones NINE times! Finally she gets an order through. What happens next? You guessed it - order never went through. No EIP. Forced to reorder. New shipping date for iPhone 7+ JB 256GB 11/01-11/30. Swell. I did get a $100 credit on my account.

So here's what I get out of this. Calling the call center for T-Mobile at 12:00AM PST is a waste of time. Wait for the east coast personnel to get in at 7 AM EST and then try to place an order. It will go through. I have no faith in whoever or wherever the personnel are that take the initial orders overnight. T-Mobile needs to move JOD to online ordering. The phone crap just doesn't work well.

Thanks for reading! Tom
 
I told them no, allow me to order JOD upgrades online, no need for their assistance. So they waive the fee. Then I stay on the phone with the representative while she tries to order the phones NINE times! Finally she gets an order through. What happens next? You guessed it - order never went through.

This is pretty much what happened to me. Cept it wasn't quite 9 times, but yeah, the people on the phone are undertrained and incompetent. They're who screwed up everyone's orders. Super frustrating that for a telecom company that provides internet, they can't even handle keeping their own website up so their customers can order things properly... Really boggles my mind.
 
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Just went in and picked up a 128GB iP+ MB with GSM/CDMA available at an Apple store 🙂

Good luck with the logistical nightmare involved with upgrading iPhones with T-Mobile 😕
Thanks Bernie now piss off!

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