T-Mobile No Way Out Bellevue, Washington

A phone company cannot edit your files unless you accept payola from them and do it for them. An ISP can block access to a website, but not edit a page! It would take a James Bond like scenario for them to get into your building at night to pull this off. Please repost my report # 913782 with all the other T-Mobile reports in the slot for July 18th (between July 19th and July 20th). It appears that mostly the seniors in America have caught on to this $20 per quarter access to phone use. If the rest of the population caught on, it would devastate the bandits who oversee all the large network plans, many of which are in the $100 per month range now. You must have immense pressure on you to cover this up, but you must stick to the original intent of Ripoff Report and stand up to them and have the courage to post this on the T-Mobile page.    

I am the author of this report. It was posted for a few days then could not longer be found on T-Mobile reports page even with an advanced search, but is still listed in your files. Does T-Mobile have advanced hacking capability that they can do this? Ripoff Report please look into this and why it occurred.

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Many companies do filter complaints. Can they do that? Yes. Is it fair? NO!

The most common offender of this type of activity are cable companies. Some will even BLOCK Ripoff Report so consumers cannot find out about existing complaints