I have 4 lines with TM, but I want to buy my next phone at verizn. I’m the primary account but My sons and my wife are the other 3 lines. Can they remain with TM once ived moved My number to another carrier??
Trying to get into some old accounts that are attached to my old phone number. I texted the person who has that number now asking for them to receive and then send me the verification codes but they blocked me out of suspicion I imagine. Is there any website or something where I could receive texts that get sent to that number so I could sign into my old accounts? I’ve been trying to get into them for a while so this is a last ditch effort
I ended my service in June 22nd. I agreed to pay for July's invoice, so I did. Thinking it would be done and over with as my service is disconnected. I find out I am being charged AGAIN for AUGUST?? Its 2AM right now, and I cant wait to contact customer service.
But is this even normal? Charging me for August? For what? Service is disconnected, I paid for June and JULY. Why August?
The email said "FINAL INVOICE" Due Date: 8.23.26
I am like... for what??? NO SERVICE WITH YOU GUYS.
I previously worked for Tmobile but got laid off, and was invited to apply at a new Consumer Cellular store in our area. T-Mobile’s benefits were really good, the pay was decent, and I was pretty good at sales, typically top 20%. How do you enjoy your job?
I want to in Google, but I've decided that divorcing my phone capabilities to a basic phone would solve my problems. I thought I found a search result that said CC had such a thing, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Any help appreciated.
I've been thinking about something I regularly see in everyday communication.
A person's phone works. Their email works. Their calendar works. Their internet works.
But an appointment might arrive by SMS, supporting information by email, changes through a portal, authentication through another account and reminders somewhere else.
Nothing is technically broken.
Yet the person still struggles to reliably achieve the outcome.
I've started describing this as Communication Fragmentation.
I think it's particularly relevant when helping older people, people with disability, or simply anyone managing a growing number of services and accounts.
Sometimes adding another app isn't the solution. Bringing the existing pieces together may be far more useful.
I'm interested in whether others are seeing the same thing in their own families or work.