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Lets see those T-Mobile Customer Service figures again
Somehow Sprint or even MetroPCS don't seem too shabby anymore.

Personally, if I just lost all my data from my cell company's incompetence there is no way in hell I'd stay with them. They'd have to give me that android phone and comp me a few months of service just to get me to consider it. Rewarding negligence by continuing to do business with them isn't really something anyone should consider.
Posted by: snafu_77   Posted on: 10/13/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Lets see those T-Mobile Customer Service figures again  snafu_77 | 10/13/09
RE: T-Mobile offers Sidekick customers $100 credit, is that enough to retain them all?  AnchorLady | 10/13/09
They are giving you that option  Michael Kelly | 10/13/09
100 dollars enough not bad as i asked to switch a phone last night  kjimenez@... | 10/13/09
RE: T-Mobile offers Sidekick customers $100 credit, is that enough to retain them all?  Djblois | 10/13/09
Not exactly  Michael Kelly | 10/13/09
RE: T-Mobile offers Sidekick customers $100 credit, is that enough to retain them all?  vecchio13 | 10/13/09
What they should offer  Michael Kelly | 10/13/09
I AGREE...  XnathiiXSK | 10/13/09
RE: T-Mobile offers Sidekick customers $100 credit, is that enough to retain them all?  cowTipper | 10/13/09
RE: T-Mobile offers Sidekick customers $100 credit, is that enough to retain them all?  sjwilcher | 10/13/09
RE: T-Mobile offers Sidekick customers $100 credit, is that enough to retain them all?  diamondee58 | 10/27/09

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