T-Mobile's signal goes down overnight; CEO Legere sends tweets to inform subscribers

1. Arch_Fiend (Posts: 2579; Member since: 03 Oct 2015)

Yeah lasted for like 3 hours where I live, good thing I don’t talk to ppl at 3am lol.

2. Quicksword_Phantom (Posts: 31; Member since: 15 Jun 2015)

Some of us have night shift jobs and we rely on our phone for work. Dafuq Tmobile. Get your sh*t together or like many others I will go back to Verizon. This didn’t just happen those 3 days mentioned in the article. It has actually been happening more frequently.

4. Acdc1a (Posts: 237; Member since: 21 Jan 2016)

You mean you’ll go back to the carrier that botched the launch of LTE with numerous nationwide network outages? The same carrier that had the entire state of Florida down for a whole work day just months ago?

Everyone has issues.

3. Planterz (Posts: 2092; Member since: 30 Apr 2012)

When I woke up today (noonish, MST) I barely had a signal and almost no data (it’d occasionally work, for a moment). Even now, a few hours later, I’ve only got «4G» and not «4G LTE» (4G meaning 3G HSPA+). At least it’s working, but I’m getting a small fraction of my typical data speeds. And I’ve got T-Mobile equipment on top of my roof.

5. JunitoNH (Posts: 1820; Member since: 15 Feb 2012)

This is becoming common with TMobile; their network backbone can’t sustain all the new subscribers. However, to their credit, at least they warned the subscriber base. Contrast that with Cricket, twelve hour outage, and not a single cricket could be heard, not one single explanation.