Mint Mobile is offering all its unlimited plans at 50% off, bringing the cost down to just $15 per month. The deal works out to $180 for a full year of service instead of the regular $360 price tag. According to PhoneArena, the promotion kicked off November 10 and runs through February 4, so you’ve got a few months to decide if it’s right for you. … [read full article]
A T-Mobile employee has reportedly shared information about an upcoming all-stores meeting scheduled for November 23, sparking discussion about what the wireless carrier might announce. The meeting date comes at an unusual time, falling on a Sunday, though this could be because the following week is Thanksgiving. According to PhoneArena, a T-Mobile representative posted on social media about the meeting and indicated they were told it would … [read full article]
Metro by T-Mobile customers looking for phone insurance just got a more affordable option. The carrier is rolling out a revamped protection program with three coverage tiers starting at just $3 per month, a significant drop from its previous $5 entry point. According to Android Authority, the new Metro Protection plans replace the carrier’s old Premium Handset Protection program, which was provided through Assurant. The … [read full article]
Winter is here, and T-Mobile wants to help you stay warm without spending a dime. The carrier is giving away free reversible beanies to customers through its weekly rewards program, and all you need is the T-Life app and a trip to a participating store. According to The Mobile Report, the giveaway started this Tuesday and features a classic knit beanie that’s reversible—one side in T-Mobile’s bright magenta color, … [read full article]
T-Mobile customers who signed up for the carrier’s free DashPass benefit are getting an unwelcome surprise. Many are receiving text messages claiming their line no longer qualifies for the perk, even though they haven’t changed their plan at all. According to Android Authority, the message warns users they’ll automatically be billed $96 per year plus tax if they don’t either switch to an eligible plan or cancel the … [read full article]
T-Mobile customers eager to restore their AutoPay discounts got a surprise this week when the carrier’s new Visa credit card application page went live—but clicking the “apply” button still doesn’t work. It appears someone at T-Mobile may have flipped the switch a bit too soon. According to PhoneArena, the official information page for the new T-Mobile Visa, which is backed by Capital … [read full article]
T-Mobile customers who need extra time to pay their bills will soon have only one option: the T-Life app. Starting October 30th, the carrier is eliminating all other ways to set up payment arrangements, forcing customers to use its mobile app instead of calling customer service, visiting a retail store, or using the automated phone system. According to The Mobile Report, internal sources confirmed the change takes effect … [read full article]
T-Mobile customers may soon have a new way to pay their bills while keeping their AutoPay discount. The carrier’s long-awaited credit card appears to be nearing launch after references to a “T-Mobile Visa credit card” surfaced in the company’s mobile app. According to Android Authority, a T-Mobile customer spotted the new payment option listed in the app’s AutoPay section. The text identifies the T-Mobile Visa as … [read full article]
According to reports, Investors aren’t happy with T-Mobile right now, and that could spell trouble for customers. The carrier’s stock tumbled 3.3% as financial analysts expressed concerns about where the company’s pricing strategy is headed. The worry stems from what’s happening across the industry. As reported by PhoneArena, shrinking profit margins are hitting … [read full article]
T-Mobile is shutting down a workaround that allowed customers to keep their autopay discount while still paying with credit cards. Starting today, October 24, customers who make early one-time payments with a credit card will lose their $5 per line monthly discount, even if they have a debit card or bank account set up for autopay. According to The Mobile Report, which broke the story based … [read full article]
