A major T-Mobile outage is preventing customers from logging into their accounts and using the company’s mobile app.
T-Mobile users trying to access their accounts receive an error warning that the mobile carrier’s website has been “unplugged.”
“Oops, somebody unplugged the site. The site is currently unavailable. We’re working on it, but in the meantime please give us a call for anything you need,” the error reads.
Before this, customers saw a Conduktor error for T-Mobile’s Apache Kafka event store and stream-processing platform warning that the service routing the ‘account.t-mobile.com’ host and the T-Mobile for Business site at ‘tfb.t-mobile.com’ could not be found.
“Uh oh! We can’t find the service to route this host address to! Please check the deployment. If TLS is enabled, please validate certificates,” the error cautioned.
​According to an internal system issue alert seen by BleepingComputer, T-Mobile’s frontline teams also see sign-in and other errors in multiple applications.
These issues started at 12:19 PM PT and impact the employees’ ability to process activations, upgrades, account modifications, and payments.
Retail and customer care T-Mobile employees are asked to tell customers calling in to report these issues that “we’re experiencing system challenges impacting our ability to process nearly all transactions.”
In June 2020, T-Mobile experienced another major outage following a leased fiber circuit failure from a third-party provider, leaving tens of thousands of T-Mobile users without an Internet connection and blocking them from making or receiving calls.
A T-Mobile spokesperson was not immediately available when BleepingComputer asked if this outage resulted from a cyberattack or a technical issue.
This is a developing story…