Ahcene A.
Metro by T-Mobile unlawfully ported my…
Metro by T-Mobile unlawfully ported my phone number without authorization and caused a complete and ongoing loss of service that has severely affected my work and personal life. On 12/22/2025, I contacted Metro by T-Mobile only to inquire about porting my number from Mint Mobile. I provided account details for verification purposes only. I did not authorize the port, did not make any payment, and clearly understood that no port would occur unless I completed payment and activation. Despite this, Metro proceeded to port my number anyway. My Mint Mobile service was disconnected, and my number was left in a non-functional limbo with Metro. I had no active Metro account, no service, and no ability to make or receive calls or texts. On 12/27/2025, I went to a MetroPCS store in Hatfield, PA, where I was told the issue could be resolved if I paid $27.89 just to get my number back. I paid the amount and have the receipt. Two days later, Metro suspended my number again. When I returned to the same store, I was told “there is nothing we can do” and received no refund, no solution, and no accountability—only apologies. This situation has caused serious professional harm, as I rely on this number for work and communication with clients and my employer. Metro’s actions demonstrate a complete lack of safeguards against unauthorized porting and an unacceptable failure to resolve a critical issue they caused. I strongly warn others: Do not trust Metro by T-Mobile with your phone number. If something goes wrong, you may be left without service, without support, and without answers. I wrote about this matter to FCC, they said that they give them 30 days to answer, I am waiting for them to get back to me, but the damage has been done already. You can find a title to this company but not me of course empty stays always empty.



