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Autopay Change is False Advertising
When I signed up for the service I got a discount for autopay if I provided direct bill to my credit card. Now T-Mobile changed that. The commercial says no surprises, no increases, no fine print, ...
Gramps - appreciate you commenting. But it's important for others who are reading these comments to know that you are a paid shill for T-Mobile. 7K plus responses by you. Even a cursory review shows that you back the company in every post you make or try to diffuse dissention against the company. I'm sure the company pays you well as a contractor (probably a former employee, now retired) to keep posting. That doesn't change the fact that T-Mobile was misleading in its ad campaign, the ad constitutes false advertising, and this situation is ripe for a class action lawsuit against T-Mobile. Again, nationwide, at $5/month times the number of subscribers impacted by this -- the damages are huge and cha ching goes the cash register. Class action settlement in the millions would be a reasonable guess. I'm waiting for a lawyer to pick this up.
