T-Mobile Customer Service Reps Condescending When Explaining Billing
Two T-Mobile customer service representatives were dismissive and condescending when a customer asked for clarification on how credits were applied to their bill. The customer found the attitude unprecedented compared to prior T-Mobile interactions. This is a service quality complaint, not a software product problem.
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