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Former "One" w/ "Plus" add-on plan holders. Check your account for an unnecessary $10 '80GB hotspot add-on' post-plan migration

I previously had a T-Mobile One Plus Military plan. When we signed up for this plan and opted for the "Plus" add-on, the $10 per line "plus" option included:

* Free GoGo Wi-Fi on airplanes

* 10 GB hotspot data

* HD video streaming

* Additional/faster high speed International data

Now of course I'm on T-Mobile Experience Signature Military, and apparently T-Mobile decided that I needed to keep paying for a $10 add-on that's not even an equivalent, so they charged me for:

* 80 GB hotspot data for $10 per line per month

...never mind the fact that the new Experience Signature plan already includes **60GB of hot spot**, HD streaming, 5GB high speed international data and GoGo inflight 3 Wifi isn't even a thing these days.

After seeing how much my bill went up (apparently Experience Signature costs roughly the same as One Plus *before* their 80GB hotspot add on cost), I spoke with customer care (they actually pointed out the $10 per line charge), ended up having them remove the 80 GB hot spot add-on, and after a bunch of back and forth they also gave a bill credit to basically cancel out being charged for the 80 GB per line on this month's bill.

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u/TheCudder — 12 hours ago

Overnight parking at Music City Center?

How does overnight parking work at Music City Center's parking garage? The rate says $45, but when we entered there was an attendant who charged $25 when entering?

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I'm moreso wondering about *how* do I pay the total when departing after a couple of days? Should I be doing something at the self serve kiosk within the garage. Or is this place always manned with attendants?

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I wasn't expecting the entrance to be manned and it threw me off I guess. Just figured it'd be automated and you'd scan something that calculates your bill and you pay the machine as you exit.

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u/TheCudder — 2 months ago

Going out with friends (dinner, drinks after) and they're expecting everyone to dress "nice". I'm not big on dressing up, I don't even really own anything that fits the bill for it so I'm looking to buy some stuff before then. I'm looking at these pants to go with a sweater tee (short sleeve) or ribbed polo, and looking for some shoes to wear, so looking at suede Chukka boot to pair with it. I feel like proper dress shoes would be too much, plus I'm looking to be comfortable as well.

Thoughts? Suggestions?

u/TheCudder — 4 months ago