I’ve had good experiences with them otherwise, but their not responding for years, and their zero action on this is really frustrating.Researched & Written by Jess Vyvial-Larson on the FlexJobs Teamįounded in 2006, Mint is a personal finance management service offered online to consumers throughout the United States and Canada. A division of Intuit since 2009, Mint shares Intuit's commitment to making "innovation the crux of every employee's work." Associates are encouraged to pursue professional development and ideas they're passionate about. Reading these threads make T-mobile seem more on the par of Centurylink or other frustrating, annoying and even hated companies, rather than a top-notch customer-focused company. I don’t want to start feeling that way about T-mobile. So T-mobile’s lack of action on this is causing me to not use their product fully.Ībove all, it definitely makes me less happy with this company since it seems like their focus might end up being on competitive interests (I’m guessing T-mobile will try to offer a competing product which will just be annoying like all the other banks’ competing products are) rather than customer satisfaction by offering products and services their customers want/need, which T-mobile’s marketing claims. Without the integration, I can’t do that. IF THERE WERE FULL INTEGRATION WITH INTUIT PRODUCTS, I would give up my main bank account and only use T-mobile Money. As it is, this issue limits how I can use my Money account.
I’m hunting for a workaround to see if I can keep using or increase my deposits into my T-mobile Money account. It seems after searching all these threads, that T-mobile blocked the connection, and is NOT working with Intuit to fix the integration. The integration issue is so important that it might overrule higher interest rates.
More connectivity and integration = more happy customers who stay with you for a long time making you money.
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