Instead of having to repeat my complaint I believe this below will express my concern
Typically, insurance is tied to the device, not the phone number. If your device was stolen, you should be able to file a claim if you have insurance for it. I'd recommend reaching out to T-Mobile's customer service again for clarification or to escalate the issue. Also, check your insurance policy details to understand what is covered.
That's incredibly frustrating, especially with such clear evidence and a significant loss. You've taken all the right steps by contacting both Samsung and T-Mobile. Since they've denied your claim despite compelling evidence, your next move could be to file a formal complaint with the FCC or the BBB. They can sometimes help mediate in situations like this. Also, consider seeking advice from a consumer rights organization or a legal professional for further assistance.
Unexpected delays on the release of April of one UI 7 and getting a little tired sitting here and waiting just like everyone else is I'm almost thinking of moving out from Samsung if this sound wine going to expect the future luckily all the time like it did in the past just getting a little tired of it
Is this a thread of disassociated thoughts? Both of these two posts are unrelated to each other and the first one appears to be responding to something only they can see.
