T-Mobile has recently faced criticism, particularly from its customers regarding the latest offers from T-Mobile Tuesdays. Many users have expressed frustration with the new promotion that is supposed to provide a $25 discount on any Uber Eats order of $30 or more. Unfortunately, a message in the T-Life app has indicated that this deal has been deactivated due to high demand—leaving many feeling dissatisfied.

Historically, T-Mobile Tuesdays has been known for its appealing perks. Back in the day, for instance, the carrier famously gave away free pizzas, which resulted in long lines at Domino’s every Tuesday. Although they managed to resolve that situation, the current chaos surrounding the Uber Eats deal has rekindled similar frustrations.

Customers took to social media platforms, particularly Reddit, to voice their disappointment. One user questioned the benefit of T-Mobile negotiating such offers if vendors are going to pull them at a moment’s notice. Another Redditor suggested that T-Mobile should indicate that offers have “limited availability,” which could help manage customer expectations.

This sentiment resonates with many users who believe greater transparency is essential in dealing with promotions. This is not an isolated incident. Earlier this year, T-Mobile faced backlash when they ended a WingStop offer in under 24 hours, leading many to label it a scam.

Such instances have raised concerns about the reliability of T-Mobile Tuesdays, with some customers even calling for the discontinuation of the program altogether. In conclusion, T-Mobile may need to rethink its approach to promotions. Fostering better communication and possibly rotating offers among its vast customer base could help alleviate some of the current frustrations.

As it stands, T-Mobile Tuesdays seems to be more trouble than it’s worth, prompting some to suggest a revival of the original strategy that worked better for its customers.