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You'll need to set a reminder for October 17th if you have one of these plans with T-Mobile.

Customers with older phone plans are set to automatically face higher monthly rates.

There are plans for a T-Mobile migration of customers on older plans to newer plans, which will start in a few days.

You'll need to set a reminder for October 17th if you have one of these plans with T-Mobile.

T-Mobile will be forcing customers on older smartphone plans to move to newer, more expensive plans, according to information that has been shared on Reddit. The migration will be automatic, but customers can contact support to ask to opt out of the migration.

A poorly camouflaged rate hike comes with an opt-out for subscribers willing to call and ask for it.

T-Mobile: "We are not raising the price... we are moving you to a newer plan."

In November, without calling it a price-hike, T-Mobile will automatically move some users to more expensive plans unless the customers call the company to opt-out.

In November, without calling it a price-hike, T-Mobile will automatically move some users to more expensive plans unless the customers call the company to opt-out.

A few years after it promised not to raise the prices of its plans, T-Mobile has confirmed that some unlimited customers will be moved to pricier service tiers. Opting out will require contacting customer service.