T-Mobile Service Quality Has Declined and Continues Billing After Cancellation
Long-term T-Mobile customers report a significant decline in service quality in recent years and being billed for an additional month after submitting cancellation and returning equipment. The combination of degraded service and post-cancellation billing represents double harm to departing customers. This pattern is common across large telecom providers and drives regulatory complaints.
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