T-Mobile Is Forcibly Moving Those on Older Plans to Some of Its Newer Ones in November
There is a window to opt out of the change, but if you don't expect to pay more for a new plan.
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There is a window to opt out of the change, but if you don't expect to pay more for a new plan.
A leaked internal T-Mobile memo shows that the carrier is planning to migrate some customers to pricier plans.
T-Mobile announced a new price hike for unlimited plans, but you still opt out of the change. (Photo: Mika Baumeister from Unsplash) T-Mobile announced a new price hike for unlimited plans, but you still opt out of the change.
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.
T-Mobile is about to do one of the most egregious acts a carrier can do: it’s going to force subscribers of select unlimited plans onto more expensive plans and then grant the subscriber a limited...