Comments on: T-Mobile Says Goodbye to MyFaves

By: rudyt

rudyt — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 00:54:00 +0000

ive had five faves for 7 years and now that i received a new phone it doest have five faves set up it was to replace an old phone that didnt work. serious they are tryin to change my plan with out even mentioning it.

By: Cutegurl_00_03

Cutegurl_00_03 — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 10:18:00 +0000

The whole reason I went with tmobile was because of the my faves. Now its gone and whoever thought it was a good idea to get rid of it is a complete moron!! You work for the company and most likely get free service so why should you care about your customers? Oh wait that’s right… you don’t you said FU to your customers and got rid of my faves which almost all of us loved!! Welll thank you very much idiot!!

By: Scottplough

Scottplough — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 17:26:00 +0000

Don’t even as why this website hacked my comment below. I have no clue, other than I spoke of something other than T-Mobile.

By: Scottplough

Scottplough — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 17:21:00 +0000

The answer is simple folks. Move to Sprint. I just moved three lines to Sprint. I am saving myself nearly $80 a month for three lines. I went from a T-Mobile 3000 minute plan to a Sprint 1500 minute plan. We can do this only because Sprint has UNLIMITED mobile to mobile calling (no matter the carrier).

Seriously, T-Mobile F@

1st – They took away @Home with unlimited calling.

2nd – They took away unlimited WiFi Calling (sure they still have WiFi calling, but it uses minutes even though you are using YOUR internet bandwidth!)

3rd – They took away MyFavs

4th – They are obviously, without admission, planning on dropping the Even More Plus plan. Who cares though. The first three things they took away removed their value as a carrier.

The bottom line is they also have a very small broadband footprint, by acre not population. You all are allowing these carriers to snow you into believing their size is bigger than it is, dramatically, because they interpret size by population. Well, I got news for ya, most of us are NOT stationary figures.

Sprint's entire network is 3G. Not just the cities and towns, like T-mobile. Seriously. Want value? Look at Sprint!

By: notsohappy

notsohappy — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 03:48:32 +0000

I am and have been a tmobile customer for 5 years. and i am upset that tmobile has changed their my faves… yes i still have the my faves and yes i will continue to have the my faves… but i am soon getting married and want to combine my plan with my hubby’s plan (he has a droid no my faves) so its either pay 2 plans or i have to give up my my faves and conform to the new plans. I hope that tmobile realizes that the my faves was one of their top sellers and bring it back.

By: Joseph

Joseph — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 21:13:15 +0000

If your plan was changed it was either an authorized person on your account or you changed it by accident and wasn’t listening to what was told. All calls are recorded. So if your plan was changed with out you knowing you will be able to get a credit. But if you changed it because you wasn’t listening then you will have to suck up your mistake. T-mobile is not allowed to change a plan with out the customers permission this is an FCC rule not a tmobile rule. So if your plan is change by some commission happy rep. Then the government is on your side and you have the power to get things changed or fixed.

Also for those who don’t know there is a 3000 minute plan. It is the same price as the unlimited plan but it is only $10 or $5 a month for each additional line. Thats $10 contract $5 non contract.

By: Joie L.

Joie L. — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 18:03:52 +0000

Tmobile did this VERY quietly and secretly and then charged me for all the calls to people who used to be in MyFaves. Well my bill was never more than about $100, then to my surprise my bill was %500 last month!!! I am calling them to raise HELL!! To give NO notice about this was VERY underhanded. These cell phone companie are all the same.

By: max

max — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 22:50:14 +0000

It does not matter if the phone does not support that feature, if you have that pland you can just go online to your t-mobile account and just change the # there. I have a BB and it does not support my faves, but i still have it, the only thing is that i have to go online in order to change or add people to my fave.
So if you still have my fave plan it does not matter what phone you have since you can still use that feature.

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Wed, 07 Jul 2010 18:43:50 +0000

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By: Lori

Lori — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 17:36:09 +0000

Ok AMT, what people are angry about & what Tmobile doesnt tell you is that if you ahve to get a new My Favs phone for ANY reason, you cant! They dont make phones that support that feature anymore. so, you are forced to change plans. you can still buy some phone so on Ebay right now, but they will soon disappear.