T-Mobile: For the first time in nearly a decade, we’re making an update to the price of some of our older monthly service plans. Starting on 4/2/2025, your phone plan will increase by $5 per ...

T-Mobile is hiking prices nationwide next month. Beginning in June, certain plans will see up to a $5/per line monthly increase.

T-Mobile remains committed to offering the best value in wireless with low prices and a best-in-class 5G network. Even with these adjustments, we’re still the best value in wireless.

T-Mobile today announced its three new prepaid phone plans, which will replace the current prepaid options starting on June 24. They all have a 5-year “price guarantee,” but w ...

T-Mobile is increasing legacy plans by $5 per line per month starting April 2nd. T-Mobile says the price hike is in response to “rising costs.” Skip to main content ...

T-Mobile is implementing surgical price hikes instead of across-the-board increases, as evidenced by a new $0.50 per-line addition to some plans due to an existing regulatory fee. The carrier ...

Mint Mobile’s unlimited data plan starts from $30 a month, making the cheapest plan overall. Mint is powered by T-Mobile too, so you’re getting access to one of the fastest, most reliable networks in ...

T-Mobile says it’s raising prices on some of its older plans to deal with rising costs, but many on those plans may be exempt because of past price guarantees. T-Mobile navigates its own twisty ...

Part of the T-Mobile Connect range, the company's $10 per month plan (excluding tax) is the best on offer, including 1000 minutes of calls and 1000 texts. The less appealing part of the plan is it ...

When plans leaked, T-Mobile claimed that was just a small-scale test, and subsequently said it had abandoned the idea. T-Mobile made a commitment back in 2017 known as the Un-Contract Promise.

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T-Mobile is implementing surgical price hikes instead of across-the-board increases, as evidenced by a new $0.50 per-line addition to some plans due to an existing regulatory fee.