J.D. Powers drops T-Mobile to fourth place for Customer Service
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Verizon is on top of JD Powers latest survey on Wireless Customer Care |
Besides getting rated on how the carrier handles phone calls, a big part of the survey, 27%, is based on customer's response to the way they are treated when walking in to a T-Mobile store. The latest survey shows that the mobile operator lost some points for not being as prompt in serving walk-ins, and for not offering a timely solution to customer problems. The complete results of J.D. Powers' Wireless Retail Sales Satisfaction Study will be released on February 18th. In the meantime, T-Mobile sent out an email to its employees, asking them to start "Winning Back Our Customer’s Trust One Call at a Time!"
source: TmoNews
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T-Mobile finished fourth in the latest J.D. Powers Customer Care Study |
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16 Comments
1. bigdawg23 posted on 02 Feb 2012, 14:35 2 1
I had nothing but issues with poor customer service with T-Mobile. Every person experiences something difference. I personally also had even worse experiences with VZW.
2. idaman12000 posted on 02 Feb 2012, 14:42 4 0
Never had issues with VZW unlike others that have
3. bluechrism posted on 02 Feb 2012, 14:43 2 1
I have had a good experince with T-mobile almost every time. The worst experince I had included a T-Mobile rep suggesting i get an iphone. They were very helpful recently when we renewed our contract and were fantastic when I did have a billing issue for the first bill after the change. Now have great service and a fantastic price for a plan we are very happy with.
4. GALAXY-S posted on 02 Feb 2012, 14:51 4 0
ive had good experiences with tmobile customer care everytime i speak to them.. ONly thing i really dont like is that they sound like robots and a pretty much going... NEXT...
5. JeffdaBeat posted on 02 Feb 2012, 15:12 1 0
Whoa! I'm shocked.
I'm not so worried about everyone individual experiences with T-Mobile, but to see them drop from one of the best to the worst is just kind of shocking. That was the one thing they had going for them was customer service. I really hope T-Mobile can bounce back...
6. wgaurav posted on 02 Feb 2012, 15:39 2 3
TMobile has worst customer service will never go back to them ...... worst billing mistakes and they dont accept considering it as their policy.....they dont care about their customers...no dobut they have lost so many....And will suggest everyone with tmobile keep checking you bills....
7. lubba posted on 02 Feb 2012, 15:56 1 0
If they can't make money, well gotta do it in some fashion.
8. lubba posted on 02 Feb 2012, 15:58 0 0
Customer service I'm sure is not limited to phone calls. It probably includes products and services.
9. snowgator posted on 02 Feb 2012, 16:46 0 0
I am not buying to much of this. T-Mo did not just up and forget to take care of their customers. I fully expect to see them bounce back to the top next year. A little stability for them would be great.
The only question: How do they go ahead without ownership that believes in them? This is a good, inexpensive company with decent device selection and a great nationwide footprint. How do they not have the full support of their parent company?
11. thephoneguy92 posted on 02 Feb 2012, 18:58 2 0
I wouldn't necessarily call it a great nationwide footprint. It's decent on the east coast, but the further west you go, the more precarious it becomes. I do hope to see them pick it up though, I support them.
12. snowgator posted on 02 Feb 2012, 20:02 0 0
Point taken. It certainly isn't a true nationwide network. In some cities, it doesn't even cover the whole metro area. Poor choice of words.
15. Whateverman posted on 03 Feb 2012, 02:01 0 0
Very good question gator. My wife works for a company that does customer service for T-Mobile and I can honestly say the morale in that place was gone. The news of the AT&T buyout left many reps feeling as though their jobs were being forcefully wanked from under their feet during the worst recession they've ever seen. They felt abandoned. There wasn't even a company meeting about the purchase, most of them were told by the customers they were helping. So I'm sure actual AT&T reps must have felt the same way.
10. Sprintfan posted on 02 Feb 2012, 16:54 3 3
Proud of Sprint!!! We are getting closer to Verizon!!
13. Lboogey6 posted on 02 Feb 2012, 21:53 0 0
I agree every carrier had its moments the hardest thing is seeing Tmo fall behind att who had been rated worst a couple years in a row and I want to apologize but most of the Billing issues or horrible customer experiences was something you didn't understand I see it every day and when you left they wetter #1 or 2 so for being so bad they ere doing something right.
14. Exile_One posted on 02 Feb 2012, 23:44 0 0
been with tmo since the first sidkick, never had any problems. Now they may be some circumstances where I walked in a tmo store and the customer service was lacking... but that gives me not reason to judge an entire company because a couple of young people who choose excerise poor judgement. I was actually going to switch to AT&T to get the galaxy note, then I thought about how money I saved using tmo...why try to fix something that aint broken. My only problem with tmo is, they suck when it comes to getting high end phones...they are always behind.
16. ECPirate37 posted on 03 Feb 2012, 12:50 0 0
I am a Sprint Customer, my gf is on Verizon, and until 2 years ago I had at&t. Sprint has been AWESOME customer service for me. At&t was HORRIBLE, and from my dealings with Verizon they are great as well. I can not speak for t-mo employees, but I did work at a company that got bought out and we all thought we were losing our jobs and morale went down and our customer service dropped off as well. What's the point of doing your job if someone is going to fire you in a few months anyways.
Now that the merger is dead, I would expect them to get better again. But what do I know.
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