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Breaking: T-Mobile Will Force Customers Onto Newer Plans Unless You Opt-Out

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Breaking: T-Mobile Will Force Customers Onto Newer Plans Unless You Opt-Out

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T-Mobile Unofficial [email protected]English • 1 year ago

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The day has finally come: T-Mobile is planning to force customers onto newer plans unless they opt-out manually by contacting support.

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I assume prepaid is unaffected then?
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  Sounds like it. I am a prepaid customer too and its much easier for us to leave.

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