T-Mobile Is Forcibly Moving Those on Older Plans to Some of Its Newer Ones in November. Key takeaway: You can Opt-out but have to call T-Mobile Customer Care to do so. My Magenta to Go5G basic plan would cost $240 more annually for the added additional bonus of…extra hotspot data. That’s it.
I switched to Verizon over t mobile getting greedy.
My bill is actually lower.
Is that for real?? Last time I checked (a couple years ago), Verizon would be 50-75% more than my T-Mobile plan. I have no allegiance to any company but I have my whole family on my plan so I’d need a good reason to switch
IN the past that is what I saw but when I switched I saved some cash.
In Oregon, T-Mobile sucks. Verizon is much better. I was expecting to pay more but ended up saving.
It all varies on plan, number of lines, etc.
I’ll have to look into it then. All the major carriers have great service out here so it comes down to the price for me
I have 7 lines with T-Mobile (3 of which are free). With that plus the discounts on TMHI and YouTube TV, I think I’m stuck here financially for the time being.
Which is funny because I switched from Verizon to T-mobile because Verizon was getting greedy. My bill is substantially lower and my service is much better.
I’ve found T-Mobile to be pretty good for the last decade but I won’t argue points or simp as to why because they’re all miserable corporations scamming us for data. I imagine it all comes down to varying mileage personally. One thing I’ll say is that switching companies will always lead to a cheaper bill due to introductory rates. For instance: I have to boomerang between AT&T, MetroNet, and Spectrum to keep my ISP rate low.
I had them for years but after they merged with Sprint, they have run into money issues. It is why everything has gone up.
Anyone who says Lemmy doesn’t have niche communities can go suck a fat one
T-Mobile has over 115 million customers, this isnt a niche community
Now something like “Wicket the Ewok Fan Community” would be niche
What’s the point of a contractual agreement if the company can just arbitrarily change it and force customers into new pricing tiers that were locked by the contract?
While I agree that this is outrageous, it is in the contract that people are signing that they can change this sort of thing.
I only use them because my account is grandfathered from like 2003. If they raise my rates then I’ll get a carrier that doesn’t suck
While it’s irritating that this shift is happening, TMob has been the best carrier I’ve had and have no desire of switching away.
Ny account is also grandfathered from 2010 and so far, I’ve heard that those who ask to remain on their current plan have had no issues, so long as they call the support number directly.
That will be my play the moment I receive the official notification.
I have been on a $40 10 gig/mo prepaid plan for 10 years now. If they get rid of it, I’ll cancel it. I’m sure they will eventually.