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I think you were too hasty at assuming malicious intentions. Sounds like it was an honest mistake that the person checking you out made or some sort of glitch.
by therein 11y ago
I think you were too hasty at assuming malicious intentions. Sounds like it was an honest mistake that the person checking you out made or some sort of glitch. It could even be related to the data breach they've had through Experian lately.
- someguydave 11y agoThat's what I thought too, but how could a loan be taken out without an explicit contract with my signature on it? To my knowledge, I signed no such document (granted, it all took place on an apple store ipad, so who knows). Also, apple doesn't even let you purchase phones on a 'tmobile loan', they want their money up front.
- someguydave 11y agoAnd in a related point, they refused to take the loan off of my account until I went to the apple store and had the manager swear to them that I had paid in full (even though it's not possible to buy an iphone on 'loan' though apple/tmobile). When the apple rep who was helping asked the tmobile rep how it was even possible for this to happen, the tmobile guy told him 'we won't tell you how this happened' - didn't sound like an 'honest mistake' to me.