Steve S.
3/4/2013
I just started coming into this store because its next to my bank. The store manager, Sammy, has always helped me out and never tries to sell me something i don't need. When I needed to upgrade...
Metropcs
$$
Closed
(5)
Photos
614 E 1st St
Tustin, CA 92780
MetroPCS, rebranded as Metro by T-Mobile, stands out in Tustin, CA, for its prepaid wireless services designed for convenience and affordability. The range of phone plans caters to customers seeking straightforward options, from unlimited calling and data to texting and smartphone capabilities, all without the typical postpaid contractual constraints. Customers can enjoy the benefits of T-Mobile's widespread national network, ensuring reliable connectivity, and access to the latest smartphone models from leading manufacturers.
Emphasizing a strong presence in both urban and suburban areas, Metro in Tustin maintains physical store locations that offer personalized services such as plan activations, troubleshooting, and expert product consultations. This commitment to customer care sets Metro apart, providing a hands-on approach to meeting the diverse communication needs of its clientele, making it a go-to destination for those looking for seamless and value-driven wireless solutions.
Generated using this brand's available information
Also at this address
Reviews
2.05 reviewsParker P.
3/29/2019
This is the closest metropxs in my area and I walked in here last week, wanting to move my line from a family plan to my own single plan. The older of these two hispanic sisters told me that b its...
John J.
10/19/2013
Purchased a head set here. It was an aftermarket. The sound quality sounds like you are talking in a tin can. I tried to return it but there policy which is not mentioned anywhere is no exchanges...
Sandesh U.
9/11/2018
Good customer service and friendly staff. They promptly solved my issues and very helpful during my visit.
K. G.
1/3/2017
Really disappointed, I just saw the women who work there take the metro pcs balloons outside the store, and rather than throwing them away, they released them into the sky. Two separate times....
See a problem?
