Ok why I give them one star. I am a struggling senior. Prices are high on everything so when I started out to lower my bills I called T-Mobile. I was told I could get better service for $15 versus the $35 I am now paying $70 for me and my wife.on the so-called senior plan. I find out from a friend I can get the same service with more data for $15. So I call T-Mobile and ask them about that plan. I talked to 3 different T-Mobile employees on different levels from Nashville to Cincinnati. I asked about the $15 plan my friend told me about and they all acted confused and told me there is no such plan. Then today I read about it online. $15 for prepaid for 3GBs and unlimited text and phone. I called my local T-Mobile store and they acted like they had never heard of it. Then when I told them I'm looking at it right now online the guy says oh you mean our prepaid plan for $15. So there's prepaid and post paid. I assumed I was already paying up front. Tricky tricky. On the senior plan for two people I was getting 5 GBs to share with my wife. Now I'm going to get 3GBs to myself. And she will g we the same. Shame on T-Mobile for being deceptive with senior citizens. I was never offered prepaid service. I hate deception but now that I know what's going on I am staying with T-Mobile since I never have problems with the actual service. So T-Mobile gets one star from me until I'm happy again.