Yeah! Same on T-Mobile down here! What in the chain provides the data for… all of that? ( Source) Many users have taken to Twitter to report that T-Mobile services are down and not working. For now, be sure to let us know in the comments below about your experience.ġ2:16 pm (IST): It seems all major telecom companies in the US including AT&T and Verizon are undergoing a widespread outage and T-Mobile is no exception.
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With that being said, we will continue to track the T-Mobile/Mint outage for further developments and update the article accordingly. Look for yourself from this link.Īnyways, as stated by AT&T, the carrier is diligently working to restore services as early as possible, and if the T-Mobile/Mint and AT&T outages are truly linked, users can expect a service restoration soon enough. This is apparent from a large number of reports on T-Mobile down detector.
Service for some customers in Nashville & surrounding areas may be affected by damage to our facilities from the explosion this morning Moreover, unlike AT&T which was quick to acknowledge the matter, there hasn’t been any official statement by T-Mobile or Mint as of yet, although the number of affected users seems plentiful. In my area of Nashville, T-Mobile is working fine. There might even be a clause in the contracts of mvno’s stating that when a network is down, the majority carrier has exclusive use before mvno’s are allowed back on the network.īut while the Mint Mobile support agent does seem to imply that the outage has affected the entire state of Tenessee, there are a few reports that indicate otherwise. I know Mint uses T-Mobile towers, but I wouldn’t be surprised if there is some connection somehow. Well a major ATT backbone was affected in the blast. A Redditor has given a possible explanation for this though. What’s odd here is the fact that for some reason, T-Mobile and Mint have been affected by the outage as well. The explosion apparently occurred near an AT&T tower which has resulted in AT&T being the worst affected among the bunch with a massive service disruption that has lasted for over 10 hours and is still ongoing at the time of this piece’s writing. Sources confirm that these issues are directly related to the earlier explosion in Nashville, Tennessee. Multiple sources report that T-Mobile is experiencing service issues in multiple locations across the southeastern portion of the United States. SourceĪnd following the incident, social media is abuzz with affected users lamenting that they are unable to make calls or make use of any cellular service for that matter. This is because Mint Mobile makes use of T-Mobile cell phone towers, and due to the fact that Sprint was recently merged into T-Mobile with the latter emerging as the surviving brand.Īnd the matter is evident from a Mint Mobile support agent as shown below. The carrier is not the sole victim though as its downtime means that Sprint and Mint Mobile are affected as well. T-Mobile has suffered an outage in all of Tennessee following the Christmas morning blast at Nashville. Original story (published on December 26, 2020) follows: or perhaps it shows just how much money Verizon (and their ilk) are siphoning from the pockets of the masses.New updates are being added at the bottom of this story……. We left Verizon when we switched, but the Comcast service piggybacks on the Verizon network. essentially $4.00 per line per month! To top it off, they gave us $300 in pre-paid Visa cards over the course of the first three months. Plus, adding an additional Comcast service provided a $10 per month service credit to our internet bill, giving us a net $19.40 per month for 5 lines. $15 before taxes and $29.40 after taxes for 5 lines. Last year we switched to Comcast xfinity mobile and are similarly pleased. My days of paying AT&T $160 got 2 lines are over… The website is cleaner, the bills are insanely clear, and since I pay annual I don’t even have to worry about the bill every month. We switched to Mint (owned by Deadpool actor Ryan Reynolds) and are big fans - $15 a month, period. Damn sorry to hear that, but glad we weren’t affected.
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