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On an earnings call, T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert says the plan was a small test that was misconstrued by the press, but admitted it 'isn't something that our customers are going to love.'
Firm drops widely panned idea but still aims to move users "up our price card."
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T-Mobile U.S. beat earnings estimates and raised its outlook as the wireless provider added more customers than analysts had expected.
T-Mobile is cutting 127 jobs at its Chattanooga call center next week as the wireless carrier grapples with rising costs related to adding more subscribers in a competitive market.
If you have an old T-Mobile plan you'll still be able to keep it, without calling into customer support.