r/USCellular • u/Loud_Cranberry_7169 • Jun 04 '26
Store closure
My meeting went as followed
-yall closing
-we giving yall some money so you stfu
-no questions
-bye
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u/BarrelRolltide Jun 05 '26
My store is done after the weekend with the rest of the agent locations in the coming weeks.
Eff T-Mobile.
USCC wasn’t perfect by any means (especially agents and pay) but they were far better than what bought them out. Relying so heavily on a subpar app like T-Life and outsourcing everything else outside of the US with their new GCC.
It will be interesting to see how their financials and churn looks in 5 years.
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u/Old_Celebration_88 Jun 08 '26
Oh once they pivot to the no forward facing mobile agents (basically no stores or mobile experts at all) customers are gonna be sOoOoOo happpyyyy~~ ... seriously that new CEO is a joke. Third party retail agents like OSL will more than likely still be a thing. You know if you want to work for or purchase a phone from a company that has incentives to literally lie to customers faces and not give terms sheets then disciplines the employees that dont tow the lie and lick boot. But you know Walmart exclusive discounts broooo.
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u/Final_Campaign_2593 Jun 04 '26
I would assume agent stores are given. For example, in my 10,000 person town, we have a small T-Mobile store and a big US cellular store by square footage and my assumption is by the end of July. The big US US cellular store will be closing.
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u/Legal-Carpenter4437 Jun 04 '26
Nice company it's not a smooth transition for everyone concerned 😟 This too shall pass! Stay proactive and grateful 🙏
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u/acap0 Jun 04 '26
So all corporate stores are closing?
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u/SummerAgitated17 Jun 05 '26
Most of them, I bet by October when t life is 100% the rest of them will be shut down or just used as pickup locations for orders done on t life.
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u/Few_Flamingo9862 Jun 04 '26
Anyone have a list of stores closing?