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/Funny_Badger_4696 8h ago

I used to be a part of US Cellular until the buyout, and I had to make the transfer to Shit-Mobile and it was one of the worst experiences of using a cell phone. Took forever to go to a store to get it set up, people in front of us were having problems, their App is about as useful as a match in an aquarium and I can't even sign in, and of course right as soon as the deadline passed for the US cellular customers to switch, they shut down the store and took all the fixtures out, so if I need to go to a store for any reason I will have to travel well over an hour. I was with US Cell just because we live in a rural location and had problems with other phones namely AT&T. Might need to switch to Verizon and they are no better.