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Increase in Price for 55+ ($50/mo for 1 line)
Got a text message stating $5 increase/mo. Called rep. Was told "due to inflation..." I asked why because when I was told when I signed up in 10/2018 it was for life. "Sorry about that. See our ...
If T-Mobile calls and offers a promotional deal; do not take any deal because this will void their original agreement/guarantee with you. File a complaint with the FCC which only takes less then 10 minutes online. https://consumercomplaints.fcc.gov/. Don't send a letter to corporate because it's a waste of time. The best and quickest way for a response is to file a complaint with the FCC which will contact T-Mobile ASAP. It is illegal for T-Mobile to charge more since we all have a set promised guaranteed price. Don't break your agreement by falling for any so called "Promotional" deal because it is a trick. If T-Mobile calls you tell them you do not want a new agreement because there is already one in place. Mention that you have or will be filling a complaint with the FCC. The T-Mobile TV commercials are legal and binding verbal agreements/contract.
