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MetroPCS, also known as Metro by T-Mobile, is a prepaid wireless company that was acquired by T-Mobile back in 2013. With roughly 18 million customers, MetroPCS enjoys a strong reputation for its customer service in the prepaid, no-contract market.

Why Would Someone Call MetroPCS Customer Service?

When a person has a question about or problem with their MetroPCS service, they often want to speak with someone for guidance and support. Common customer service issues for phone representatives include:

• Establishing new service
• Switching service to an unlocked device
• Changing or canceling service
• Technical support issues
• Understanding a bill or disputing charges
• Upgrading a device or purchasing a new one

Getting in Touch with MetroPCS by Phone

MetroPCS offers 24/7 phone-based customer service for most concerns and issues. You can dial 611 directly from a MetroPCS device or call the company's toll-free number. Like T-Mobile, MetroPCS has a dedicated line for customers reporting rural connectivity issues.

Premium Handset Protection

If you have premium handset protection for your MetroPCS phone, you'll need to call Asurion, an insurance and extended warranty company, for assistance. Asurion provides support 24 hours per day, seven days a week.

How do MetroPCS Customers Feel About its Phone-Based Customer Service?

MetroPCS has a strong reputation: J.D. Power has ranked the company first in customer experience within the prepaid/non-contract wireless service industry.

Still, some consumers have had negative experiences with MetroPCS. This isn't unusual for large companies, but it is a good idea to be aware of possible issues when dealing with MetroPCS.

Media Reports

In the fall of 2019, New York City filed a lawsuit against T-Mobile that alleged consumer fraud. Specifically, the city argued that T-Mobile was using deceptive tactics in selling devices and plans to MetroPCS customers. The case is ongoing, but represents a real concern for prepaid phone users, who often have no credit, or damaged credit, and may have few options when purchasing phone service.

A second story MetroPCS customer service did not involve a phone representative but does indicate the importance of working with dedicated MetroPCS/Metro by T-Mobile stores when attempting to purchase service or request customer support.

In this case, a couple heard a MetroPCS offer for new customers on the radio and went to a store that sold MetroPCS service and devices to claim the offer. Store staff offered a less attractive pricing plan. It appeared that the store was an authorized reseller of MetroPCS devices and services but was not owned by MetroPCS and its associates did not have the same level of expertise and training as MetroPCS store employees.

What Issues Can Someone Resolve Over the Phone with MetroPCS?

Most standard customer issues can be resolved through a conversation with MetroPCS customer service representatives. These issues include:

• Initiating service
• Adding new features or changing a phone plan
• Canceling service
• Some technical support issues (those with premium handset protection should work with Asurion)
• Billing questions and issues
• Ordering new devices or selecting an upgrade

What Issues Can't be Resolved Via Phone-Based Customer Service

Cases that involve the repair or replacement of a mobile device can be initiated over the phone but must be resolved through the mail or in-person. A customer service representative can, however, advise a MetroPCS customer on how they can proceed with sending or taking their device to a repair center.

What Can a Customer Do After an Unsuccessful Call to MetroPCS?

Even though MetroPCS has a reputation for providing high-quality customer service, some customers still have less-than-happy experiences during a call.

If you fall into this category, don't fret. You have options for getting your concerns resolved with MetroPCS.

Call Again

Not all customer service representatives are created equal. Some have more experience and knowledge of MetroPCS's rules and policies. Others are just better able to communicate with customers. Try calling again and speaking to a different agent: You may end up with a very different, and positive, result.

Contact MetroPCS via Social Media

MetroPCS maintains social media accounts on Twitter and Facebook. These accounts are monitored by customer support specialists who may be able to provide assistance.

One advantage of getting help via social media is that you'll have a written record of the conversation, which could be of use if you have to pursue a case through other channels.

Visit a Retail Store

MetroPCS/Metro by T-Mobile retail stores are another option if you need customer service. Having a face-to-face conversation with a store associate can sometimes resolve an issue more quickly than a phone call.

Store associates can also assist with hands-on issues, such as swapping SIM cards and showing you new handsets to which you might decide to upgrade.

As noted above, however, it is important to choose the right store to work with. A store that is dedicated to MetroPCS/Metro by T-Mobile sales is more likely to have experience in managing MetroPCS customer service issues. A phone representative can help you find a store new you.

Send a Letter

It is also possible to send a letter via postal mail to MetroPCS. While this is the slowest method for resolving an issue with the company, it is an option for those who prefer to do business this way.