We have some news about T-Mobile that may affect your monthly bill. The rumor of a price increase has now been confirmed, and it will go into effect on the June 5 billing cycle. Don’t worry, though – we’re here to break down all the details for you in a friendly and informative way.

– The price increase will be on older plans starting from the June 5 billing cycle.
– Customers should expect to receive text messages about the changes soon.
– The messages will be spaced out throughout the day to avoid crowding at locations.
– No forced plan changes – T-Mobile is only increasing rates on certain older plans.

If you’re on Simple Choice or ONE plans, you can expect a $2 to $5 increase per line per month. For example, if you have five lines, your bill could go up by $25. It’s important to note that plans protected by Price Lock are not affected by this change.

T-Mobile has not disclosed which specific plans are impacted and is handling accounts on a case-by-case basis. Rest assured that free lines and existing benefits remain unchanged. While voice lines and BTS lines for tablets and hotspots are affected, T-Mobile claims most customers won’t see a price increase.

The company attributes these changes to inflation and rising costs but emphasizes that their prices are still lower compared to competitors like AT&T and Verizon. If you receive a personalized link in your text message, click it for more information about the changes.

If you’re unhappy with the price increase, you have options:
– Accept the change if switching carriers seems like too much hassle.
– Hold T-Mobile accountable for their Price Lock promise by counting on them to pay your final bill if you decide to leave.

Remember, T-Mobile recommends upgrading to newer plans but ultimately wants what’s best for you as a customer. Stay informed and make decisions that align with your needs and preferences in the ever-evolving telecommunications landscape.