T-Mobile outages and service status in Lithia Springs, Georgia
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T-Mobile US is a major wireless network operator in the United States. Its headquarters are located in the Seattle metropolitan area. T-Mobile US provides wireless and data services in the United States, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands under the T-Mobile and MetroPCS brands.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Lithia Springs, Georgia
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T-Mobile Issues Reports Near Lithia Springs, Georgia
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Lithia Springs and nearby locations:
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John E Hamler IV (@MobileTechHead) reported from Mableton, Georgia@tmobilecareers @TMobile T-Mobile sucks.
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Katrina Sen (@kittykat103172) reported from Powder Springs, Georgia@TMobile It’s been since Voice stream then power Tel and it seems the last 2 years the service and the customer service has went down to trash.
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Katrina Sen (@kittykat103172) reported from Powder Springs, Georgia@CallieField @TMobile Your customer service sucks and they need to be trained.
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John E Hamler IV (@MobileTechHead) reported from Mableton, Georgia@JonFreier @TMobile T-Mobile SUCKS.
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BIGGS (@biggsfoedoelo) reported from Lithia Springs, GeorgiaI have been a @sprint customer for over 14 years. Since this merger wirh @TMobile i have had the worst experience ever. My service and customer servise is lousy as hell My phone goes to voicemail when im other other line. They have no answer i had 32 voicemailNo servic
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PJO (@deejayPJO) reported from Douglasville, GeorgiaI really hate taking time out of my day to call @Xfinity and @ATTBusiness monthly because of billing issues! Missing @TMobile right now! Their service wasn’t great but their bill was consistent and customer service amazing!
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Adam Rae Chandler (@Chandler24Adam) reported from Mableton, Georgia@TMobile I hate T-Mobile I still can’t get any service where I am funny enough Verizon and att have plenary of signal out here timenfor me to switch.
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Kira (@kiraatl) reported from Douglasville, Georgia@KeishaaDee_ I’ve had poor service from TMobile so tread lightly.
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L.O.W🇯🇲 (@Loveoverwealth_) reported from Lithia Springs, Georgia@Mr_Dixon24 Sometimes my **** don’t ring when I call ppl with T-Mobile
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Joshua Reaid (@JoshuaReaid) reported from Blue Ridge Manor, Georgia@TMobileHelp I’m outside the store for my appointment but it’s closed up, should I make an appointment for a different store? I keep calling, but no one answers. I called the number for help with my appointment but no one answered.
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Dahkem_UOD♍️🐺👁 (@Dahkem_TRD) reported from Lithia Springs, GeorgiaThe worst thing @TMobile could of did was merge with @sprint now the service is getting worst every week.
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John E Hamler IV (@MobileTechHead) reported from Mableton, Georgia@TMobile @JonFreier T-Mobile sucks.
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reddreddeb (@bagfetish54) reported from Powder Springs, Georgia@jasonkeath @TMobile Best customer service
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Augustino Patti (@Gaphotoman) reported from Douglasville, Georgia@TMobile i owe 178.00 to get away from verizon can you help i want to keep my phone but join tmobile
T-Mobile Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Vee Vee (@vee1431698) reported@TMobileHelp yall have all foreigners on the as customer service reps on the phone who have this barely understandable dialect. Who offer no assistance and are rude.
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Roger Entner (@RogerEntner) reported@ATT @Verizon @TMobile Carriers call them "loyalty plans." They're actually acquisition tools. When a 5-year price lock is your loyalty "solution," you know the model is broken. 700K lost customers/year = $4B+ in destroyed LTV. 📉 #ARPU
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rick pugh (@rickpugh19) reported@armstrong_erik @AlabamaSB @TMobile If only you could get your information down there.
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Marty No McFly 🖤☻ (@KMartSoSmart) reported@ATTHelp Nah I’m switching to T-Mobile. Been the same issue for a decade plus.
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ang ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ ᵕ̈ 💜😦 (@anginesha03) reportednote to self never confuse t-mobile bag policy for allegiant
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Robert Bryant (@mrhumbel) reportedI never owned or used apple device. I only use cricket and Verizon is cell service. I never used work ISP except at HCA I did no wrong on it when I did. Currently April 13th 317am 2026. I don't uses others cells or services. I never used sprint, T-Mobile, Nextel, Sling, Hotspots, Roku, Firestick, or comcast I never go to instagram away from home. I never had tick tock account
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Damon Massey (@LordAtumRA) reported@ATT it should not be this hard to pay bills T-Mobile makes it easier cricket Mobile makes it easier Verizon makes it easier everyone that has a phone service has a better way to pay the bill then AT&t's sloppy app
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KREJUENE (@thekrejuene) reportedT-Mobile know they better fix this high *** $300 phone bill
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Stang (@stangvert_70) reported@TMobileHelp Here I'll save you the time. Here's what you'll have me do. Move the modem where it ends up back where it's been. Unplug and plug back in. Send me back to back refurbished modems that are bad.
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Roger Entner (@RogerEntner) reportedThe "loyalty penalty" is real: .@ATT, @Verizon, and @TMobile spend billions on device promotions and acquisition. Loyalty plans? Dressed up customer acquisition tools. They value new customers 10x more than existing ones. Churn climbs 10 basis points annually. That's 700,000 lost customers per year for a major carrier. That's $4B+ in lost lifetime value. And that's BEFORE acquisition costs.