Calling T-Mobile customer support is free. Or at least, they won’t charge you for the call. However, it does cost a lot of time, and they say time is money, so it’s not completely free. Especially as you have to go through about four or five levels of button-pressing, choosing between tons of almost similar topics (God forbid they’d have to ask you any questions once you get through to their outsourced, probably under-paid, telephone support person).
Monthly Archives: April 2013
Rage quitting: my experience with EE and T-Mobile – part 1
I’ve been a T-Mobile customer for several years now. Until recently I was on Pay-As-You-Go, which seemed to fit my usage quite well. I would top up about £10 each month, which would give me free texts for the following month and enough credit for all the phone calls I would normally make. If I used more during one month, I would simply perform an extra top up, and if I used less, the credit might stretch even further than a month. For internet I would buy “unlimited” (500MB/month) usage for £20 every six months. It seemed like a good system.
Messi vs Robot
Lionel Messi is only 25 but has already scored over 300 goals for Barcelona. However, those have all been against mortal human goalkeepers. How would he fare against a robot? Thanks to Japanese engineers, we can now know. Check out the video below: