It’s finally over!
This horrible week of T-Mobile’s abhorrently awful 5G Home Internet service, which almost cost me my job, is finally over. The solution took under an hour to implement. All I did was drive to my nearest Xfinity retail store and sign-up for their xFi Home Internet service. Ten minutes after I returned home, I had consistently better Internet access than I had all week with T-Mobile.
If your home was previously wired for cable Internet, then installing the xFi Home Internet is as easy as plugging in the xFi gateway, installing the Xfinity app, and following the simple setup instructions. The performance over T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet is astounding. Like the difference between night and day.
Leaving T-Mobile means;
- Not being lied to regarding Internet availability where I live.
- Not having my job in jeopardy due to poorly planned T-Mobile “modernizations”.
- Not being told stupid crap like the 5G tower a mile away is not radiating in your direction.
- Not being told my T-Mobile 5G Home service won’t work if your inside the house.
The Benefits of having Xfinity xFi Home Internet service;
- Consistent Internet service at the promised speed.
- No fear over losing our work-from-home jobs over crappy Internet service.
- Not worrying about missing telemedicine appointments due to crappy Internet service.
- Better options for 4K streaming with a TV box and voice remote for free.
T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet is an abhorrently bad service, and should be avoided at all costs. This is my personal opinion based on an absolutely awful week of T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet failures.
I know that T-Mobile is probably happy to see me leave. T-Mobile is probably thinking that they’ve heard the last of my daily comments about their failed service. The thing is, a lot of what T-Mobile has been doing over the past week has negatively affected a lot of people, and merits further investigation.
I feel that I can not, in good conscience, allow another person or family to experience what we’ve experienced with T-Mobile. So I intend to continue telling our story whenever I can, and wherever we go. As my case with T-Mobile evolves, I’ll be sure to update this blog.