T-Mobile customers are in for a treat as the Un-carrier waives activation fees for new devices. A Reddit user (via PhoneArena) shared that “T-Mobile stores have exempted all postpaid activations.” This means that you don’t have to pay the one-time $35 Device Connection Charge (DCC). The best part is that you can stack this promotion with other T-Mobile offers, such as a BOGO deal or discounted line. It’s important … [read full article]
A few days ago, it was reported that T-Mobile’s 2 for $75 unlimited offer will be postponed. At the time of reporting, there was uncertainty on when the offer will go live. Fortunately, T-Mobile was able to sort out the details and plans to roll out this promotion next week. Through this promotion, you can save $85 when getting a second plan. The … [read full article]
It looks like T-Mobile is implementing new fees to its prepaid channel in the coming days. According to The Mobile Report, the Un-carrier is getting rid of its Prepaid SIM Starter Kit and replacing it with a one-time Device Connection Charge (DCC) fee. Starting March 21st, you’ll have to pay $25 to activate a new SIM instead of paying the $10 SIM Starter Kit. What’s worse is that eSIM … [read full article]
If you’ve been hesitant to open a new family account on T-Mobile because of its Device Connection Charge, today’s news might convince you to make a move. According to a leaked document shared by The Mobile Report, the Un-carrier has reduced the price of the DCC fee for new line activations. Instead of paying $35 per line on a new activation, you will only have to pay $5 … [read full article]
It’s a sad day for T-Mobile customers as the company plans to put up an activation fee on some of its services. For some time now, the Un-carrier has an Assisted Support Charge in place. The charge started at $20 and has eventually crept up to $35. But customers could avoid this fee by ordering online. Unfortunately, the Un-carrier plans to change things up and will now impose the fee for almost every transaction. The report comes … [read full article]
