Representative was walking business to business and claimed to be T-Mobile authorized business dealer, called number they left me with 1-844-327-9649 . Pressing 1 will get you transferred to legit T-Mobile to port your number. Choosing 2-6 gets you a recording: "Thank you for calling the T-mobile Fulfillment Center you have reached our office after office hours. Please call back during our regular business hours and we will be glad to assist you." Checked with T-Mobile after the fact, was told not part of T-Mobile. Hopefully you won't be as dumb as me signing up for their deal and giving your SSN, credit, address, name, phone number in the process. Now I need to report my dumb mistake to my credit card company, credit reporting agency, etc.
The sales person Danielle (from Wireless Fulfillment Center, T-Mobile’s Authorized agent) came to me (to the store where I worked in NYC, NY) on 11/25/2016 to promote the “T-Mobile Black Friday Free iPhone 7 promotion”. Danielle told me that if I transfer my cell phone service from Verizon to T-Mobile today, I can get a FREE iPhone 7 (or Samsung S7 Edge) for each line under my account. I said to her that “This is too good to be true. I don’t have to do anything except transfer my cell phone service to T-Mobile then I can get
a free iPhone 7 for each line (total 4 lines)”. I kept on asking Danielle the same question over and over, and Danielle said: “YES”. So I signed the contract with Danielle. On the contract, she wrote “Free IPhone 7 Promo” on it. A few days later, I received 4 new phones (3 iPhone + 1 Samsung S7 Edge) and ported my numbers from Verizon to T-Mobile. In my mind that “this is it”, & I got this wonderful deal. But after I received my 1st bill from T-Mobile, I was charged by those 4 phones I got. I called T-Mobile and the rep. told me
that I had to trade-in iPhones to qualify the promotion. During the sales on 11/25/2016, Danielle didn’t mention anything about the trade-in. So I called Wireless Fulfillment Center on 1/3/2017, the customer service rep. told me that “I can trade-in any phone to qualify it”. The gentleman also said that “if T-Mobile has any problem with it, T-Mobile can call him back to confirm it”. So I did the trade-in with the instructions from that customer service rep. In the following months, I was struggling by calling between T-Mobile’s solution center and
Wireless Fulfillment Center back and forth to try to resolve this problem myself, but I got no conclusion. During those period of time, nobody said anything about “I wasn’t qualified for this FREE iPhone promo. Closer to the recent time, I got different answers and reasons each time I called. Those different answers all sounded to me that they were trying to find some reason to deny my qualification for the promotion. To make a long story short: T-Mobile denied my qualification to get the promotion. I called Wireless Fulfillment Center back on
5/22/2017 and 6/12/2017 but the answers were the same: “The sales person entering the wrong info on my account so I was not qualified for that promotion. The customer service rep. also provided me the wrong info for the trade-in on 1/3/2017. At this moment, it was too late to fix this issue, and we couldn’t do anything to help me.” I trusted the sales person’s words to sign the contract and followed the instructions from the customer service rep. to do the trade-in and now I’m stuck with paying 4 new phones ($2669.97) which
wasn’t in my budget. Wireless Fulfillment Center now said: “Sorry, those people made a mistake and we cannot help you”! Does Wireless Fulfillment Center shall verifying the information of my new account after the sales person sent in the request? If I was not qualified for the promo, why didn’t they refuse me right at the beginning? Why did the mistakes their employees made but I have to be punished, suffering, and stuck into the extra $ which I didn’t have to pay originally?
Wireless Fulfillment Center Reviews
Happened in San Gabriel Valley, California
Representative was walking business to business and claimed to be T-Mobile authorized business dealer, called number they left me with 1-844-327-9649 . Pressing 1 will get you transferred to legit T-Mobile to port your number. Choosing 2-6 gets you a recording: "Thank you for calling the T-mobile Fulfillment Center you have reached our office after office hours. Please call back during our regular business hours and we will be glad to assist you." Checked with T-Mobile after the fact, was told not part of T-Mobile. Hopefully you won't be as dumb as me signing up for their deal and giving your SSN, credit, address, name, phone number in the process. Now I need to report my dumb mistake to my credit card company, credit reporting agency, etc.
oh no
Did they ever try to use your ss#?
The sales person Danielle (from Wireless Fulfillment Center, T-Mobile’s Authorized agent) came to me (to the store where I worked in NYC, NY) on 11/25/2016 to promote the “T-Mobile Black Friday Free iPhone 7 promotion”. Danielle told me that if I transfer my cell phone service from Verizon to T-Mobile today, I can get a FREE iPhone 7 (or Samsung S7 Edge) for each line under my account. I said to her that “This is too good to be true. I don’t have to do anything except transfer my cell phone service to T-Mobile then I can get
a free iPhone 7 for each line (total 4 lines)”. I kept on asking Danielle the same question over and over, and Danielle said: “YES”. So I signed the contract with Danielle. On the contract, she wrote “Free IPhone 7 Promo” on it. A few days later, I received 4 new phones (3 iPhone + 1 Samsung S7 Edge) and ported my numbers from Verizon to T-Mobile. In my mind that “this is it”, & I got this wonderful deal. But after I received my 1st bill from T-Mobile, I was charged by those 4 phones I got. I called T-Mobile and the rep. told me
that I had to trade-in iPhones to qualify the promotion. During the sales on 11/25/2016, Danielle didn’t mention anything about the trade-in. So I called Wireless Fulfillment Center on 1/3/2017, the customer service rep. told me that “I can trade-in any phone to qualify it”. The gentleman also said that “if T-Mobile has any problem with it, T-Mobile can call him back to confirm it”. So I did the trade-in with the instructions from that customer service rep. In the following months, I was struggling by calling between T-Mobile’s solution center and
Wireless Fulfillment Center back and forth to try to resolve this problem myself, but I got no conclusion. During those period of time, nobody said anything about “I wasn’t qualified for this FREE iPhone promo. Closer to the recent time, I got different answers and reasons each time I called. Those different answers all sounded to me that they were trying to find some reason to deny my qualification for the promotion. To make a long story short: T-Mobile denied my qualification to get the promotion. I called Wireless Fulfillment Center back on
5/22/2017 and 6/12/2017 but the answers were the same: “The sales person entering the wrong info on my account so I was not qualified for that promotion. The customer service rep. also provided me the wrong info for the trade-in on 1/3/2017. At this moment, it was too late to fix this issue, and we couldn’t do anything to help me.” I trusted the sales person’s words to sign the contract and followed the instructions from the customer service rep. to do the trade-in and now I’m stuck with paying 4 new phones ($2669.97) which
wasn’t in my budget. Wireless Fulfillment Center now said: “Sorry, those people made a mistake and we cannot help you”! Does Wireless Fulfillment Center shall verifying the information of my new account after the sales person sent in the request? If I was not qualified for the promo, why didn’t they refuse me right at the beginning? Why did the mistakes their employees made but I have to be punished, suffering, and stuck into the extra $ which I didn’t have to pay originally?