How Do I Return a Signal Booster to T-Mobile?

This article describes how to return a signal booster that was purchased from T-Mobile. It gives instructions for making returns in person and making them via the mail. The various fees that may be applied to the return are discussed. T-Mobile's return policy is described and the rules applying to refunds are given as well.

T-Mobile's signal booster provides extension of your home network's effective signal range. If you need to return yours then just follow the instructions given below.

T-Mobile's Return Policy

You can return an item to T-Mobile for a refund or exchange as long as you return it within 14 days of the date of purchase, if you bought it at a T-Mobile store. The window goes up to 20 days from the date you placed your order if you bought it online. A restocking fee of $25 may be deducted from your refund.

Making the Return in Person

If you bought the signal booster at a T-Mobile store then all you need to do is bring it back to the same store. If you bought it online but want to return it to a store in person, then use T-Mobile's online store finder tool.

Making the Return through the Mail

  1. Contact T-Mobile's customer service.
  2. Give them your email address. They will email a shipping label to use with your return.
  3. Check your email.
  4. Print out the shipping label.
  5. Attach the shipping label to the package.
  6. Mail the package.

You have 30 days after you start the return by requesting a shipping label to return the package. If you do not make the return in this time then you will be charged an additional fee.

After T-Mobile receives your signal booster, technicians will inspect it. If they believe it is damaged beyond normal wear and tear, they will assess a damage fee.

If you have any questions, or need any further help during the return process, you can contact T-Mobile's customer service. They have phone support, chat support, online help forum, Twitter support, and Facebook support.

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