T-Mobile has had a reputation as a reliable "outsider" with less coverage, but better business practices than its competitors as well as better rates.

If T-Mobile is going to throw that reputation down the toilet then there is no reason for me to have 2 bars in my house in downtown Chicago.

The only leverage you have is the money you pay... if you leave, and tell them why, then they are motivated to change to stop loss. If you stay, then they are welcome to try other shady things that you may not catch.

Absolutely. In the process of doing so. It's more about the fact that they WOULD do it, not so much that I can "opt-out". It's bad enough that it's even happening-- it's 10x worse to me that it's "opt-out" and that they are flat out lying about it to people.

Just turned it off for myself. Thanks for the tip.

https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-24294

Well it's just more dramatic that way.

Well, it'll likely only be a matter of time before you can't turn it off.