T-Mobile confirms price hike for some legacy plans, refuses to clarify affected plans (Updated)
- T-Mobile has officially announced it is raising prices for some older rate plans but will not publicly share details of affected plans.
- Rates for voice plans are increasing by $5 per line per month, and connected device plans are going up by $2 per line per month.
- The changes will go into effect after June 5.
Update: May 24, 2024 (12:50 AM ET): We had asked T-Mobile for clarification on exactly which plans are affected by its latest price hike. However, in an emailed response, the company refused to provide these details for the benefit of our readers and its own subscribers. Here’s the reply we received from T-Mobile:
We won’t be sharing details about which plans, and we notified included customers yesterday so they are aware.
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