T-Mobile 5G Home Internet Speeds Degrade Severely After Initial Months of Service
T-Mobile 5G Home Internet speeds drop from 250-300 Mbps to 25 Mbps over 2-3 months without explanation, with multiple support calls and case numbers producing no resolution. Network congestion silently degrades service levels for contracted speeds customers are paying premium rates for. No proactive communication or credit is offered.
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