Telecom agents routinely provide false information to customers
T-Mobile customers report that customer service agents consistently give incorrect or misleading information, making every interaction unreliable. Language barriers compound the problem, leaving customers unable to understand agents. This pattern of systemic dishonesty and communication failure erodes all trust in carrier support.
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