T-Mobile is temporarily slashing activation fees for new lines, leak reveals
- A leaked document reveals T-Mobile is reducing its activation fee from $35 to just $5 for new lines.
- This promotion kicks off today, March 8th, but there’s no word on when it ends.
Existing or potential T-Mobile customers frustrated by the Device Connection Charge (DCC) fee may be in for some relief. A leaked internal document obtained by The Mobile Report reveals a surprise move by T-Mobile to significantly reduce the DCC for a limited time.
The DCC is a one-time unified fee charged for both phone upgrades and new line activations. It’s something that has long been a point of contention for customers. This flat fee, typically $35, could add a significant upfront cost, especially for families adding multiple lines.
Partners
Blog
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority The National Advertising Division (NAD) has recommended that Verizon change its marketing language about […]
Credit: Toshiba via Amazon TVs are becoming more accessible than ever. Never in my life did I imagine we would […]
Credit: Max Jambor on X Nothing has confirmed that the Phone 3 will get a 5+7 update policy, which most […]