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We know that T-Mobile's new T-Mix plans are a price hike, but just how bad is it?
T-Mix can cost as much as 27% more for a family of 4 compared to before.
Here's a breakdown of the mid-tier and top-tier Experience and T-Mix plans, including all the same perks and new devices.
Postpaid used to be all about the carrier giving the customer everything they had, but at some point, the prices went up while the included features got stripped away.
We saw it with Verizon, and now we're seeing it with T-Mobile.
Let's compare Verizon's 2022 5G Get More plan to the new Simplicity plan. 5G Get More came at a pretty hefty cost of $90/mo for 1 line or $220/mo for a family of 4, but it included every bell and whistle: The best network access. The latest phones. All the perks.
Now, Verizon "simplified" everything by taking those things away from you and making you pay extra to add them back. Here's where that gets wild:
If you configured a comparable setup with new phones included and the same features and benefits as 5G Get More with Simplicity, you're looking at a total of $331.10 A MONTH after factoring in 4 new iPhone 18 Pros with 4 iPhone 15 Pro trade-ins.
That's a difference of $111.10 a month, or $3,999.60 over 3 years. And that's comparing an already expensive previous-generation plan to the current only option.
Obviously, no one would ever pay that. At least, almost anyone. But that's not what it's about. It's about raising prices without raising prices. A company giving you less while charging you the same makes them more money without it feeling like a higher price to you, at least until you wonder where all the features went.
T-Mobile is next with T-Mix. Prices as high as ever, but with included Monopoly money that can go towards stuff that used to be included, except not as much of it. Families can't even get high-end phone promos for each person on the top-tier T-Mix Loaded plan. They won't have enough Picks. And that doesn't even mention the fact that they also won't get any perks unless one or more people doesn't get a phone promo.
I'll have a video out soon about the craziness of T-Mix, but also another one about this new trend of postpaid carriers sneakily making you pay more for less.
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T-Mobile Fiber local marketing -- truck providing a magenta popsicle, among other frozen treats. Strawberry shortcake flavor? Yes. Pic from 9/6 in Florida was in new Wave7 Research postpaid report, courtesy of @Terrell352, who knows what's going on in telecom in Florida.
MobileMasterTech retweeted
I’m an Official Samsung Knight, but this is the kind of shit that I absolutely despise…Let’s NOT try to make things worse than they are just because you don’t particularly like one brand over another.. I been seeing a lot of AI slop.. Let’s all actually buy the product and go into with an OPEN MIND!
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Handsome T-Fiber billboard pitching $35/mo offer, as seen in Florida on 8/11 & in new Wave7 Research postpaid report. Credit to @Terrell352, who knows what's going on with telecom in Florida.
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MobileX/Ergen/Boost deal has good timing. The All Wireless & Prepaid Expo kicks off in Vegas on Tuesday. There will be chatter. @theprepaidexpo
Interesting wrinkle... Charlie Ergen Agrees to Take Controlling Stake in MobileX wsj.com/business/telecom/cha…
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Big Verizon outage again... Calling totally down here in central Pa. @SneedTech @Techlife32 @Terrell352 @VerizonSupport
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Former Sprint customers/T-Mobile customers affected by the price increase: ChatGPT's Codex may have found the clause/contradiction @TMobile does NOT want people looking at:
T-Mobile's own 2026 FAQ says the legacy plans being retired were covered by Un-contract or Last Month Price Lock, described as promises that “only you” can change what you pay.
But Sprint/T-Mobile also told Sprint customers their plan would stay the same and they didn’t have to change it unless they wanted to.
So how can T-Mobile force us onto new plans and charge more?
I don’t even have my old Sprint plan docs anymore because everything was online and Sprint/T-Mobile deleted or buried the records. But T-Mobile has them.
Every former Sprint customer should demand, in writing:
1. My old Sprint plan name/SOC
2. Whether it had Un-contract or Price Lock
3. The exact clause allowing forced migration
4. The exact clause allowing a price increase
And if our old Sprint records disappeared because everything was online, that’s not on us. T-Mobile has the records. Make them produce the plan name, SOC code, and price-lock terms.
What To Do Now:
Send a written billing dispute / Notice of Dispute before 60 days from the first bill with the forced change or new charge. Use T-Mobile’s listed Customer Relations address: T-Mobile Customer Relations,
P.O. Box 37380, Albuquerque, NM 87176-7380.
1. Sprint/T-Mobile’s own archived Sprint transition page told Sprint customers: “One thing that will stay the same is your plan – you don’t have to change it unless you want to.”
Source: Archived Sprint “Welcome to Your New Experience” page (web.archive.org/web/20230303…)
2. T-Mobile’s current 2026 plan-update page says these old plans are being retired, some customers will see an increase, and the affected plan was covered by either Un-contract or Last Month Price Lock. It
describes those promises as “only you have the power” to change what you pay.
Source: T-Mobile 2026 Plan Update (t-mobile.com/customers/plan-…)
3. T-Mobile’s own current Terms say they generally can change plans with notice, but they carve out accounts with a “price-related promotion” and say the monthly recurring service charge will not increase
except according to that promotion’s terms.
Source: T-Mobile Terms & Conditions (t-mobile.com/responsibility/…)
That creates the pressure point: a forced retirement/migration is not you choosing to change plans. If your Sprint-origin plan was covered by a price promise, T-Mobile should have to identify the exact
term that lets it involuntarily retire the plan and raise the price anyway.
@TMobileHelp #tmobile #tmobilepriceincrease
MobileMasterTech retweeted
I've had @TMobile for 30+ yrs. This is VERY disappointing. I'm beyond loyal to companies that don't deserve it, but this may be put me over the edge...we will see.
"T-Mobile has decided that... they’ll screw over long-time loyal customers instead."
tmo.report/2026/06/breaking-…
MobileMasterTech retweeted
This is bullshit @TMobile
If I decide to go elsewhere, you better let me out of the new phone I just bought contract.
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I’ve been a @TMobile customer for years with 5 lines on their Military/Veteran ONE plan. Over the last 12 months, they’ve raised my bill by $11 per line. 🤮
They’re acting like they’re the only game in town. Time to jump ship.
Peace out, T-Mobile.✌️
Canceling today. Thanks for taking care of the military/vetrean community.
Who’s the best carrier these days?
MobileMasterTech retweeted
Fuck you @TMobile for raising your prices on me for the 2nd time in a year. I will be finding a new cell carrier.
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Count your fucking days @TMobile — if you couldn’t handle allowing plan prices on contracts you absorbed from Sprint then maybe you shouldn’t have bought them.
