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Nothing ever stays the same, and that’s especially true in the carrier world. While T-Mobile has supported long-term customers on legacy plans for years, that’s coming to an abrupt end for many this month.
At the end of June, the carrier announced forced migrations and price hikes for those on soon-to-be-retired plans. Additionally, some users who have enjoyed free lines on these retired plans have discovered they are no longer eligible for those benefits, further inflating their monthly bills. T-Mobile later said in a statement that overlooking these benefits was a processing error, but the plan churn as a whole certainly doesn’t inspire much confidence.
These plan upgrades and retirements are giving T-Mobile customers plenty of food for thought. Do they stay with T-Mobile and swallow these changes, or look elsewhere, where the grass may or may not be as green?
Well, while a recent report suggests that T-Mobile remains the fastest and most reliable US carrier, that doesn’t mean much to many users who have been pushed aside by its new pricing policies. And, judging by several of our readers impacted by these changes, their loyalty to T-Mobile is over.
Commenter charlesdburleson notes that they’ve found a new service already:
And this comes after they’ve been with T-Mobile for 12 years and paid for five lines at $135 per month. The migration has now raised that price to $255. Insane.
Given the current sentiment towards T-Mobile, the company’s recent decisions, and the potential of other carriers, are you considering jumping ship? Have you already found a new deal elsewhere? Let’s discuss in the comments below.
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