Excessive Hold Times With No Resolution at T-Mobile Customer Service
A customer trying to check on a family member's account was left on hold for over an hour with no answer, describing a decline in support responsiveness since switching to a bundled phone-and-internet plan. The experience reflects a broader pattern of degraded customer service accessibility after service bundling.
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