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CNET AI · 2026/8/3 15:00:00

Caught Up in T-Mobile’s Recent Outage? You Could Snag a Credit… If You Ask for It
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T-Mobile大规模断网!7月27日故障导致超47万用户手机变“砖”,长达6小时只能呼救不能通话。但好消息是——主动找客服“讨债”,就能拿到话费补偿!Reddit网友爆料,有人拿到10美元,厉害的直接薅到80美元,分6个月抵扣。不过这笔钱不会自动到账,得通过官方App或客服热线主动申请。更扎心的是,断网并非“一视同仁”,同一账户下有的手机正常,有的完全瘫痪。即便T-Mobile宣称已修复,几天后仍有大量用户报告5G家庭网络和手机信号出问题。这次事件给咱普通用户提了个醒:服务中断别忍气吞声,主动争取才能维护权益。下次再遇大规模断网,不妨试试联系运营商要补偿,说不定就能薅到一笔意外之财!
If you’re a T-Mobile subscriber and found your phone in a nonworking SOS mode for hours last week, you might be able to get a credit on your next statement as compensation for the service interruption. But it’s not automatic.
The carrier suffered an outage on July 27 that affected more than 470,000 subscribers and lasted over six hours, according to Downdetector.
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“We understand our service is critical to the lives and businesses of our customers, and we deeply regret the difficulties some customers experienced earlier this week,” a spokesperson for the carrier said in a statement. “We restored service as quickly as possible, addressed and resolved the technical challenges, and remain committed to providing the reliable experience our customers expect from us.”
Based on reports on Reddit and elsewhere, the outage did not affect customers equally: Some people noted that their phone was inactive, for example, while their spouse or child on the same account was still connected.
But there’s a bright spot for customers affected by the downtime. If you contact T-Mobile through its Customer Care teams — the easiest way is probably through the T-Life app — you can request a bill credit that will be applied to your account.
Amounts vary. Some customers reported $10 in credit, while others managed to get as much as $80 in credits that will span the next six months.
Despite T-Mobile’s claim of restored service, issues continue to roll through its network. Several days later, Downdetector still showed hundreds of reports of trouble, with 36% focusing on 5G home internet and 26% on mobile phone issues.
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Jeff Carlson writes about mobile technology at CNET, from cellular phone plans to devices and emerging technology.
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