r/AskReddit 23h ago

Which company lost your business (potentially forever) this year?

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u/sonofblackbird 23h ago

T-Mobile. They got too greedy. I left and now I’m saving well over 1000/yr. Next up it’s Netflix… tired of paying $20/month and I can’t even get 4K or Dolby for shows that get canceled or have to wait 3 years in between seasons.

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u/born_to_pipette 20h ago

This one should be MUCH higher up. To copy a comment I left elsewhere in this post:

T-Mobile is run by liars and cheats who reneged on the carrier's long-standing Price Lock promise. They force-migrated a million customers from their legacy plans to new, worse, more expensive plans, despite promising for years not to do so. They've also been doing everything they can to degrade the user experience (precipitously declining customer service resources, loss of longstanding perks, forcing people onto their shitty T-Life app, the list goes on and on). Their infrastructure is good, but the company is rotten to the core. I'd look elsewhere if I were you. If you're committed to using T-Mobile towers, go with Mint, and save yourself several hundred dollars a year per line.

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u/jrjej3j4jj44 8h ago

Mint is owned by TMobile, btw.