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T-Mobile Raising Prices on Older Plans - Confirmed
May 22, 2024 at
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If your are a resident of Texas, T-Mobile cannot raise your rates until April 1st, 2025: https://www.texasattorn
If you get this price hike notification and are a Texan, please file a complaint with the state attorney general's office and an informal FCC complaint citing the settlement between the state of Texas and the merged/new T-Mobile.
There are several other states that also negotiated 5 years of no price increases through various attorney generals and PUCs. However, most states were spineless and only got the 3 year protection agreed to by T-Mobile, Sprint, the FCC, the courts, and the US attorney general on April 1st, 2020... enabling the merger with laughable divestures claiming a 4th new carrier would appear out of thin air.
If you get this price hike notification and are a Texan, please file a complaint with the state attorney general's office and an informal FCC complaint citing the settlement between the state of Texas and the merged/new T-Mobile.
There are several other states that also negotiated 5 years of no price increases through various attorney generals and PUCs. However, most states were spineless and only got the 3 year protection agreed to by T-Mobile, Sprint, the FCC, the courts, and the US attorney general on April 1st, 2020... enabling the merger with laughable divestures claiming a 4th new carrier would appear out of thin air.
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Here's the latest article. It says $2-$5 each line. I guess I can live with that if they start allowing legacy plans to get phone deals too, which sucks since we've been excluded on 99% of phone deals unless we're on the latest plans. It's still the best pricing for me since I have 5 lines on SCNA 10GB family match plan with a 15% corporate discount, so paying around $30 per line with taxes
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Thumbs up not because this a deal, but because affected people need to know about the increase.
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Yup! Got a text from T-Mobile today letting me know my plan will increase $5 per line. I originally read it as just a $5 increase on total bill but looked at it again after reading your post and indeed it's $5/line.
I'm assuming free lines done get the $5 increase. Might look at Xfinity mobile now, but not sure it will be better because of the free line with T-Mobile.
I'm assuming free lines done get the $5 increase. Might look at Xfinity mobile now, but not sure it will be better because of the free line with T-Mobile.
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Shocked. SHOCKED I tell you.