Maybe I shouldn’t be as pissed as I am but, for me, I like using my Apple card for autopay because I get 3% back with T-Mobile charges. What I like to do is use my CCs to max my rewards / cash back and then pay off my card each month.

Maybe I’m overreacting, but I’m not happy about this. Of course I don’t want to pay an additional $40 a month on my phone bill so yes, I’m switching autopay to a Privacy card, but F—, man.

Okay, I’m done lol

Edit 6/6/1023: So I made a new virtual card but when I add it to my T-Mobile account the site adds it and says it’s not supported for the discount. They’re going to force me to enter a physical debit card or bank account or pay an additional $40/month.

T-Mobile really has been sucking with their service strength in NY. But they’re doing very well at driving me crazy.

  • @hemmes@vlemmy.netOP
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    81 year ago

    It’s crazy, they were doing good. Then, past several months, garbage.

    Who’d you switch to?

    • v13
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      51 year ago

      Ting. They rent/use Verizon and t-mobile towers I believe. The coverage is fine and the prices are way lower.

    • @axsyse@lemmy.world
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      41 year ago

      I switched to Mint Mobile several years ago (god, like 5 years ago now?) and haven’t looked back since

      • @hemmes@vlemmy.netOP
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        11 year ago

        Yes, I tried Mint for a little bit and was very excited but I had poor signal for the short period I tested it. I admittedly did not go everywhere I go for business and travel so it’s not a fair review. Around where are you located, do you find good signal? Is it comparable to mainstream carriers?

        • @JudgeHolden@lemmy.world
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          11 year ago

          I’m pretty happy with Google Fi. I realize it’s Google, which isn’t great, but at least they deliver exactly what they say they will and the price is always exactly as advertised.

          I wouldn’t be at all surprised if they are taking a loss on it just to gain market share. They can afford it.

        • Notorious
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          21 year ago

          Boost or US Mobile are the new Mint. Think Boost actually has a chance of hanging around for a while since they are owned by Dish who is building out their own network of towers (think they just hit coverage of 70% of US). They also use both T-Mobile and AT&T for roaming with their rainbow sims, which is extremely rare. US Mobile is a Verizon MVNO… their “unlimited” package has the same priority as post-paid Verizon customers for the first 30gb each month, but I’m afraid they’re eventually going to get bought out by Verizon ala Mint.