are T-mobile any good?

are T-mobile any good?

I remember years ago when they were one2one they were fairly pap and no-one could get a proper signal round my way- or anywhere for that matter.

NO THERE CRAP

avoid, im on vodafone, i like them

I didn't know they were one2one... well my T-mobile has always been top service.
My parents are having a little trouble with them at the moment, but that appears to be "phones4u" rather than T-Mobile, i think they were sold a duff package.

you might want to learn to spell before you post totaly biased and unfounded responses.

well theres me and loads of other people including dave who have hated them on here, so id say there pretty crap.

it's THEY ARE, or THEY'RE. That was the point I was making. If you want to say they are crap and not specify why, then that's great, but judging by your comments on non-fiat cars, I'd say you've never actualy tried using T-Mobile.

Oooooo fight, fight, fight, fight, fight!

never been a fan of t-mobile, have always been an orange user, not sure why possibly cause i dont like change

why are you making it such a big thing that i spelt something wrong?

yes i have been with them, there call centres are crap, there top up service is/was soo bad, took me so many attempts to actually put credit on, and hardly ever had reception

better, you gave some justification. Thank you. only this time it was THEIR

Im thinkg of moving away from orange, they are doing my head in but, still i have been with them since 98, and they have gone down the ****pan compared to the good ole days.

Dont want to go to O2 as too many horror stories about their customer service and Vodaphone as the mess the phones up with all the live stuff. T-Mobile flex would save me money (depending on if handset was free) orange woudl remain the same, but are T-Mobile still that bad?

Waiting for the N80 to come out though so it'll be about June before I swap

By the way Seraph, its not spelling, its using the words in the correct manner/context.

There
Their
They're

like also

wear
where
were
we're


p.s I dont wanna fight

That's correct, I didn't want to complicate matters.

Who bought Arms house??

In London T-Mobile are probably the leading the way with customers.

Nearly everyone I know is on T-Mobile and none of them have reception issues, none of them ever have to call customer services as the service is pretty straight forward; You dial number, other phone rings etc.

I've previously been a customer for Vodaphone, O2, Virgin and I am currently with Three.

Vodaphone service was great, so great I often said to people "I might cut off I'm going in a tunnel..... hello??? JAM your still there, well anyways I'll see you later.... later!"

Virgin were alright, nothing special though apart from £35 free credit when I signed up.

O2 were great too, great reception apart from when they done the promotional FREE WEEKEND CALLS FOR EVERYONE froommmmmmmmmmm NOW! then there was just no point unless you were standing underneath one of their antennas.

Three.... well what can I say about Three...... its cheap???

Well, with orange, I'd been really satisfied, but I wasn't getting a suitable deal, and if I'd wanted to get a good phone, I'd have to sacrifice the package I wanted. So i changed to O2, but that was run through singlepoint. They were the biggest pile of crap in existence. Firstly, they called me from a number I didn't know and left a message saying "call us at singlepoint, we need some of your personal information" - at this point I didn't have a clue who singlepoint were, so I didn't respond. They cut my phone off, and then charged me for re-initialising it. They also charged me for insurance on 2 phones, one that I had stolen but tey wouldn't pay up on, and the current one. And then an array of other mistakes including overcharging.

When I moved to T-Mobile, I had a discussion with a T-Mobile rep, who got me the phone I wanted, AND taylored a deal to suit me. ALso, since my circumstances changed a lot in the first couple of years, i was able to use their online facility to constantly change my contract, adding more minutes, or texts, or adding roaming facility.

I've had one problem with them, where they disabled my ability to text abroad (and call I assume), I'd been capable in Sweden, but not when I went to Ibiza. But I e-mailed them, they called me, and then enabled it. Took about 4 minutes.

Good enough for me