* Actually, since my billing cycle ended on the 7th, and I disconnected on the 17th, it's only **10** days of coverage!

Yeah, I bet it's T-mobile.  They think I should pay them $56 for one day of service and $36 for 16 days of service (dates right before I disconnected and switch to a different carrier).  They can do whatever they want.  There is no way I will ever pay them a full month's worth of coverage for only 17 total days.  T-mobile, if you're reading this, you're a typically corrupt company that all Americans are completely fed up with.  Give it up.

This number calls me and says that steve verandez owes money to t mobile. This is some kind of scam. Don't give them any information! It sounds just like t mobile.  Frustrating because t mobile will not do a damn thing about it.  They told me to change my number.  

*Update: Escalated this case with T-Mobile saying that I owe them money. I called the 611 number, and they said I owe them money. Total B.S! They submitted a claim to resolve this issue, and will let me know within 24-48 hours. My only advice is to ignore it and block it! They told me that I owe money because I activated a new phone account when I never did, and the lady talked to her boss and said I never did. IGNORE THIS CALL AND CHECK YOUR BILL IF YOU DO GET A CALL FROM THIS NUMBER!!! Will let you know the results within 24-48 hours. Just P.O right now over this thing!

Got a call just about everyday this week. I ignored the first call since I didn't know them, but called the number back with my phone on mute. It connected me to T-Mobile. I know that T-Mobile is an 800 number, so I call them only to find out it sounds exactly the same! Next day I answer the call and they say I owe $90! I thought it was legit since I opened up a Post-Paid Broadband account not to long ago. Call T-Mobile and asked why I owe 90 sum dollars. They do not have anything on there end on this. I also do not have anything on my online account. I suppose I will have to wait until I get the bill. Hopefully no more than $50. And if so, I will post what I did pay.

It's t mobile.

It's T-Mobile. Someone used your phone number in a reference for their T-Mobile account, and now T-Mobile is looking for them by calling you.

Just called, didn't leave a msg.

called, didn't leave message, number is in Hudson,Colorado.  suspect it is creditor due to fact that old debts were sold after i became disabled and put on SSDI. Creditors get angry and frustrated because SSDI makes it almost impossible to collect on debt because US government wont allow SSDI to be garnished. SSDI means the person is permanently disabled and cannot work.  Creditors act like you became disabled on purpose and love having your life and credit rating ruined.

This is T-Mobile.  Called 7 times in 5 days and only left automated msg twice saying that I needed to call to discuss my acct.  I have never had a T-Mobile acct and when I called back they said they had no record connected to my phone number.  So why are they so desperate to get a hold of me?

This number has called me 3-8 times a day almost everyday for two weeks. I am about to block the number from ever calling me again!

Yeah this same number keeps calling me about 5 times a day. I keep hitting the 3 key for the prompt telling them they have the wrong number but it still keeps calls. WTF is all I can say at this point...

calls everyday no message

called twice within 10 minutes, no message left.