T-Mobile customers to see higher phone bills
The change affects customers on older unlimited plans such as T-Mobile One, Simple Choice, and Magenta 55 Plus.
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Oct 19, 2023, 9:50 PM
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Updated 434 days ago
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6ds agoT-Mobile customers beware - the phone carrier is running a test that automatically switches some customers to more expensive rate plans.
The change affects customers on older unlimited plans such as T-Mobile One, Simple Choice, and Magenta 55 Plus.
All of those customers will be migrated to T-Mobile's 5G network plan, which starts at $75 per month per phone line.
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