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T-Mobile’s leaked T-Mix plans are way more complicated than we thought

The new lineup could change how T-Mobile customers qualify for perks and phone deals.

T-Mobile’s leaked T-Mix plans are way more complicated than we thought

A recent leak has disclosed the full 15 T-Mobile T-Mix plans, bringing much-needed clarity to the carrier's intricate offering. These plans are categorized into Standard, More, and Loaded, each with regular, 55+, First Responder, Military, and Student versions. Prices were revealed, though they do not account for AutoPay or other discounts.

The leak, discovered by a Redditor, suggests T-Mix may introduce a new system for perks and phone deals, known as "picks." These could be utilized toward promotions and benefits such as YouTube Premium, Xbox Game Pass, and Google AI. However, specifics about how picks operate and the impact on current plans remain uncertain. T-Mobile has not yet announced these plans, leaving customers once again questioning the status of their current offerings.

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