Don't worry, T-Mobile won't force you to a more expensive plan
The big forced migration to more expensive T-Mobile plans is not going to happen, according to the company CEO.
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The big forced migration to more expensive T-Mobile plans is not going to happen, according to the company CEO.
T-Mobile has claimed that a leaked move to force people on old plans to switch to new, more expensive plans is just a test.
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T-Mobile has a way of spinning the forced migration that some customers will have to deal with at the beginning of November.