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How To Opt Out Of The T-Mobile Forced Plan Migrations?
What can we do about: Customers on specific legacy plans are set to be migrated. Below is a chart detailing which plans are affected and what plan those customers will be moved to. ...
Calm down, folks. Unless you get an email or text from T-Mobile about forced migration, don't flood the support channels just yet. Your just hobbling those who may have real support issues. This is for the most part all speculation based on some leaked internal documents, but TMO could provide some clarification as this spirals.
P.S. Here’s an update from the primary leaker…
https://tmo.report/2023/10/t-mobile-says-just-1-of-customers-will-be-impacted-by-forced-migration/
“We still highly recommend you do not contact T-Mobile to opt out unless you receive a notification of a pending plan change.”
candra72 wrote:@fireguy_6364 hmmm read your contract and migration is not something people has agreed on to begin with. anyway moving on...
Actually Tmobile can except for the price lock plans according to the contract most people signed without reading.
https://www.t-mobile.com/responsibility/legal/terms-and-conditions
