T-Mobile May Move You Off Your Current Plan: Here's How to Stop It
A poorly camouflaged rate hike comes with an opt-out for subscribers willing to call and ask for it.
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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.