T-Mobile broke its price guarantee, and you may be getting getting a refund (or credit)
You have to live in New York though
New York Attorney General Letitia James has accused T-Mobile of deceptive practices with its Price Guarantee Plans, leading to an agreement that could provide up to $38 million in customer relief. For New York residents who subscribed to T-Mobile's T-Mobile One, Simple Choice, or Magenta packages between 2017 and 2019, the settlement may offer direct reimbursements or credits.
Those on 4G legacy plans can cancel service and receive a final month's fee refund plus a $25 credit, or upgrade to a $250 5G smartphone for free or receive a $150 credit for devices priced above $250. Alternatively, customers can claim a $150 credit for devices priced over $250. The settlement also imposes a rate freeze on these plans through 2029.
However, this relief is only applicable to New York subscribers; affected customers outside the state will not receive direct benefits.
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