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T-Mobile, despite its “Un-Carrier” marketing, seems to be pulling a classic carrier move, forcing some of its long-time customers off of their existing plans and over to something newer and a bit more ...

As part of an effort to simplify its wireless offerings, T-Mobile (TMUS) is reportedly eliminating many legacy phone plans and moving affected customers to newer, potentially more expensive options.

UPDATE: Jun. 29, 2026, 12:39 p.m. EDT This article has been updaded to add a statement from T-Mobile. If you've been quietly riding out an old T-Mobile plan for the last decade or so, that ride is ...

T-Mobile notified long-time customers today that they were being forced off of their plans and onto plans that could increase prices by as much as $6 per line per month. As you can imagine, the news ...