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My boyfriend and I both switched to T-Mobile over a year ago. Nothing but problems ever since. Bad, slow, or broken internet connections. The cell phone service is even worse. Dropped calls, not receiving calls and texts, the phone service locks up, echoes on the lines, etc. I travel to CO to help take care of my mother, where it is even worse! Lots of time I can't even make a call or send a text. They charged us for things they said were "free" and our bills go up every month with no explanation. We called the company and they said that our stores here are not T-Mobile stores, they are authorized dealers so they can't do anything about what they promised. The closest real T-Mobile store is in Ocala, so don't do business with the ones here. Stupidly we signed a 2-year contract. The day it's up is the day we dump them. I had Xfinity for both previously with no problems. I also had Straight Talk for years for my cell with no problems. I advise you look elsewhere.
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I have T-Mobile phones and internet. I did the 2 week trial with their modem prior to canceling Comcast. We stream all tv on this service. I get a periodic buffer, but while toggling between both services I got it on comcast also.
When I tried to get it at first it was not in area. They only allow a certain amount of customers as to not jam the system ( or so they say) I went online almost every day to check availability and got lucky 1 day. I have had it over a year now. I am in Liberty Park |
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I have t mobile internet and cell provider. T mobile does serve well especially the area where it has local branches that help us locally. The speed of the internet really depends upon the explorers you use. I used to use Google, but it usually goes slow so I decide to use Foxfire...it runs fast. I always use Foxfire as my explorer...don t know about Safari no matter I have 6+ Apple/Mac products including iphones, laptops, and ipads. Of course, T mobile internet costs cheaper (much) than Xfinity (Comcast, whatever). I am happy with Youtube TV with T mobile internet. Chas
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Usually, one firestick streaming high def, a laptop, an ipad, and a kindle reading online news are being used concurrently. Less active devices include a half dozen smart outlets, a few smart bulbs, a camera, a deadbolt, a few Alexa devices, the irrigation controller, two iphones, another firestick, a smart TV, three more kindles, and another laptop that is on but rarely used. I think that's about it. I have never seen a lag/buffering that I didn't attribute to the firestick. These are very rare and I saw similar lags with Xfinity plus, the other devices work fine even while the firestick is having an issue. Right now speedtest.net tells me 300Mbps download and 20Mbps upload on both my laptop and iphone. |
If line of sight to a cell tower is all thats needed you could tell that with a T mobile cell phone customer. Know anyone that has there cell with T Mobile service.
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Very few problems, we lose internet for a minute or so maybe once a month. We can stream two movies at the same time. |
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