Which T-Mobile customers will see their plan rates increase in June?
For the first time in almost 10 years, T-Mobile clients will see bigger bills for cellphone use. Find out which users will see a rate hike for their plans.
T-Mobile customers will see an increase in the rate of their plans in less than two weeks.
“For the first time in nearly a decade, in response to rising costs and inflation, we’re making small adjustments to some of our oldest rate plan prices,” reads the official T-Mobile website. The cellphone provider said the rate of voice plans will increase by $5/line per month beginning June 5.
T-Mobile claims that even with the increase, its customers will continue to pay less than the competition. The company says its clients save about 20% compared to AT&T and Verizon.
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These T-Mobile customers will see rate increases on their plans
While the increase will take effect starting in June, the exact date will depend on when a customer’s particular invoice is issued, so the increase could be reflected between the June or July invoice. The increases will be $5 on voice lines, while connected devices, such as tablets or smartwatches with cellular connection, will see an increase of $2 per month.
In the statement, the company does not list which particular plans will see a price increase. However, among the users who have reported notifications of increases are those who have the following plans:
- T-Mobile ONE Plans
- Simple Choice Plans
- Magenta, Magenta Max, Magenta 55 Plus and Magenta Amplified Plans
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“T-Mobile is committed to offering the best value in postpaid wireless with low prices and a differentiated, best-in-class 5G network, and we have no intention of ever changing that,” according to a T-Mobile statement to USA TODAY.
The company says most of their clients will not be affected by the increases, but adds they have already gotten in touch with those who are.
Meanwhile, in an internal memo obtained by media website CNET, the president of the company’s consumer group, Jon Freier, said the price increase excludes the latest Go5G plans and customers with a T-Mobile warranty, price lock, or toll-free lines.