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The good: partners with AT&TThe bad: The entire company is a conSummary: I've never had a worse experience with any company I've ever done business with. I first signed on with the company where I lived in SC and everything was fine for the first few years. I had an automatic withdrawal system set up with them and ?the unplan?. When I moved to NC, I went to the original store changed my plan?s location there but because of some sort of ?conflict,? with their computer system caused withdrawals from my account to double. I didn?t notice it until the 2nd month and I went to the new store where they explained to me that I should have changed my plan where I originally started (even though I had) but they fixed the problem. Except ? they didn?t fix it nor did they refund the money they had withdrawn. I found this out next month when same thing happened causing several checks to bounce which cost me in all over $1,500. I called and called and went to the store several times but no one would help me try to figure out what the problem was. Finally, I called and refused to hang up until I talked to the supervisor?s supervisor who ?looked into it? (while I waited on the phone b/c I wasn?t about to wait for them to call me back). Finally, she realized that the computer system in SC wasn?t programmed the same as the one in the area of NC I was in because they had been going through a merger with AT&T at that time. She apologized for the company profusely and issued a refund of the amount I overpaid and offered me one month free for the 2 lines I had. I wouldn?t do it but she said that because I?d been such a loyal customer for years she offered me 2 free phones worth over $400 and a 10% discount on the cost of the service plan (2 years). I decided to give them another chance. But the very next month, I got charged $160 for using the internet on my new phone. It seem the new plan didn?t include that, even though the brochure that arrive with the phones offered them for $5 extra per month. I asked to speak to the same supervisor to see why the service hadn?t been included (since I specifically asked that the new phones I was getting have internet service). But she was on vacation and no one else knew what was going on! I asked the customer service rep to speak to someone else who could help me and she actually hung up on me. After calling back, I finally got up someone who was able to reduce the charge to about $80 (for a service that cost $5 to add to your plan).If you are considering Suncom, I advise you to think again b/c they don?t get it.

The good: Affordable, Un-Plan, 300 Roaming Minutes per Month, Good selection of phones and accessories. The bad: Long waiting times during the day for customer service, but who doesn't have that?Summary: I really have nothing but good things to say about my experience with SunCom. I've been a customer for just under four years now. The UN-Plan is great. I will have a dropped call from time to time (as you will with any cell provider), but that's such a small issue when I pay only sixty bucks a month for unlimited minutes - night or day, seven days a week. I have three brothers, six sisters and sixteen nieces and nephews - so not only can I afford to keep in touch with all of them, I can also visit them anywhere in the country and afford to maintain contact at home with my included 300 roaming minutes. Some other charges do apply for unlimited text messages and internet access, but you can still manage all of these options for well under $100 a month.

The good: Not much.The bad: Changing plans,customer service,reception, phone quality.Summary: I came back from an Iraq deployment and decided to try out Sumcom. They had great rates and a good local plan. After the first few months is when the issues started. First they gave me a crappy phone that had known technical problems and they left that part out when I bought it. It wouldn't download from the internet, but they would still charge me when I tried. Technical support was worthless and they wouldn't take the charges off the bill. Then when I wanted to change my plan they told me that I had to sign a new contract for 2 more years. (I think not). The kicker was when I had to move to a new area where they had no service, they told me that when I got the contract over a year ago that I "should have thought about that before signing". Coverage is not that great, phones are poor quality, network is often busy, customer service is a joke. My opinion is to stay as far from this company as possible. I am paying the fee just to get out.

The good: the un-planThe bad: bad customer service they are not straight-up with details just want to sellSummary: I only been with suncom about 5 months and I wish I never went with them. Customer service and the store in my area fell to tell me that if I wanted to use the internet there would be roaming if not within a tower. So I understood and purchase an data plan for myself and my son. Well the bill for that month jump up to 120 to 2000 for roaming charges. Of course I was furious and call upon customer service and they tried to blame my son. (of course I know how teenagers are that's why I pick the un-plan) but come on within one month 2000 ridiculious. So going back and forth with them of course they cut all 3 lines that I had off and is still being charge excessively and have not had services with them in 2 years, remind you I been with the company only 5 months. I feel like I really been scam (and should not have to pay this outrageous bill)to the fullest and advise anyone to please do your research first because suncom is not straight up. If they were I would not be bother with this review. (yes my son and I talk about this and at the time he did not have the time to be on the internet because he was in high school and also had another carrier before suncom and had no trouble with internet service, roaming, or whatever) Suncom is indeed a scam.