T-Mobile, despite its “Un-Carrier” marketing, seems to be pulling a classic carrier move, forcing some of its long-time customers off...
T-Mobile, despite its “Un-Carrier” marketing, seems to be pulling a classic carrier move, forcing some of its long-time customers off of their existing plans and over to something newer and a bit more expensive.
The Mobile Report details that T-Mobile is making changes to some of its older plans that many customers – apparently around eight million – have stuck with for years.
Affected plans include:
Simple Choice
ONE/ONE Plus
T-Mobile is forcing long-time customers to move to new plans that cost more
T-Mobile closing 1,100 legacy plans, with price increases likely - 9to5Mac
T-Mobile closing 1,100 legacy plan codes, with price increases likely - 9to5Mac
T-Mobile to auto-upgrade some legacy phone plans to higher-price plans
Your T-Mobile Bill Might Be Going Up
T-Mobile sorprende a clientes con aumento de tarifa
Give T-Mobile 15 Minutes to Switch and They'll Give You Up to $800 to Pay Off Your Phone
T-Mobile appears to be quitting VMware – and fighting a very familiar battle for support rights on the way out
This is sure to upset many customers
If you’re a long-time T-Mobile subscriber on a plan you took out years ago, the company may have some bad...
If you’re a long-time T-Mobile subscriber on a plan you took out years ago, the company may have some bad...
Thousands of T-Mobile subscribers are being automatically switched to new plans, with some facing a price bump of around $4 per…
T-Mobile is ending many legacy plans, and automatically transitioning affected customers to its current plans.
Switching carriers just got more tempting—T-Mobile is offering up to $800 to pay off devices after AT&T’s latest price hike.
