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Posted by Steve Sobol on June 2, 2005, 2:28 pm
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John Mayson wrote:
> I might have a definitive answer by the time this runs, but I'll
> ask anyway.
> My wife and I switched to T-Mobile this week. With our particular
> plan all incoming text messages are charged at 5 cents per message. I
> receive about a $1 worth of spam per day. I called T-Mobile, but they
> won't even acknowledge my account exists because I'm not the "primary
> account holder" as my wife actually bought the phones. She's been
> sort of busy and hasn't called them herself.
> Does anyone have any experience with T-Mobile? Can they disable text
> messaging? I don't want to have to pay $20 to $30 per month for
> incoming spam.
They should be able to. I've had both Sprint and Verizon do it.
> We left our previous company because they didn't give a rat's behind
> about our on-going service problems until it came time to renew the
> contract, then we were their best friends. I hope T-Mobile isn't the
> same.
You should have your wife authorize you to deal with T-Mobile. She
calls in and says "John Mayson is going to call you from time to time
about my account; he's allowed to talk to you and to make changes." I
have never dealt with T-Mobile, but this is based on my experience
with dozens of other large companies with whom I do business. TM
should be no different. It's an account security issue; you DO NOT
want just anyone to be able to call in about your account.
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