Would you ditch AT&T or Verizon for $3,200? T-Mobile has a deal for you then

Would you ditch AT&T or Verizon for $3,200? T-Mobile has a deal for you then

If you've been itching to switch your mobile carrier, now's a good time.

T-Mobile surprises customers with another price hike

Just weeks after raising prices on some of its older monthly plans, T-Mobile is increasing everyone's bill with a more expensive fee.

T-Mobile’s sneaky price hike hits in April

T-Mobile is digging deeper into customers’ pockets, raising its Regulatory & Telco Recovery Fee starting April 23, 2025. Voice lines will jump $0.50, and data-only lines will increase by $0.20 per month, impacting both current and legacy subscribers. 2025 hasn’t been kind to the “Un-carrier,” already facing accusations of shady sales tactics and a hostile workplace. Despite often touting its resistance to price hikes, T-Mobile increased prices f…

T-Mobile is raising fees again — and no, it’s still not a government tax

Summary: T-Mobile is once again raising costs for customers on older or Essentials plans — this time by bumping its oddly named “Regulatory Programs & Telco Recovery Fee.” Starting April 23, the fee will increase by $0.50 per voice line and $0.20 per data line. Just last month, T-Mobile hit customers on its older plans with a new price increase. Raising the price by $5 per line, per month. Now, T-Mobile is apparently notifying customers that “Th…

T-Mobile just announced a fee increase: Here’s what’s changing

Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority T-Mobile is raising telco fees starting April 23, in addition to legacy plan increases earlier this month. The new fees apply to both current and legacy plans, according to user reports. Extra fees like these have become a common, controversial tactic among major carriers despite past legal challenges. Note: This article has been lightly modified from its originally published form to include a stateme…

T-Mobile is raising prices yet again with the oldest and dirtiest trick in the book

Shortly after increasing prices for a lot of customers, T-Mobile is getting ready to hike the monthly bills of many more subscribers with the help of one of the oldest tricks in the book - taxes and fees.