US EditionT-Mobile is hiking prices on its prized legacy plans
- T-Mobile customers with older plans will see a $5 per-line increase starting April 2, 2025, according to Jon Freier, president of T-Mobile's consumer group.
- Only customers who received a notice will be affected by the rate hike, as stated in the memo obtained by CNET.
- Freier cited 'rising costs over the past several years' as the reason for the increase, which follows similar actions by other carriers like Verizon and AT&T.
- Customers on current plans will not be affected, and T-Mobile says, 'should you decide to leave now, we will pay your final month's recurring service charge.
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T-Mobile is raising prices on some of its prized legacy plans
T-Mobile is letting some legacy plan customers know that a price increase is coming, 9to5Google reports. Many Reddit users on r/tmobile said the carrier sent them text messages that their plans will raise by $5 per month per line starting on April 2nd. In an internal memo obtained by CNET, T-Mobile consumer group president Jon Freier says the price increase addresses “rising costs” for the company. The memo noted that affected customers would be…
T-Mobile announces $5 per line increase for customers starting next month
T-Mobile is raising its rates, effective next month, according to the cellular provider's website. The company informed T-Mobile customers that their phone plan will increase by $5 per line per month, beginning April 2. In its announcement, T-Mobile says that while competitors have "announced multiple price increases ... for the first time in nearly a decade, T-Mobile is making small adjustments to prices on some of our older monthly service pla…
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