According to reports, Investors aren’t happy with T-Mobile right now, and that could spell trouble for customers. The carrier’s stock tumbled 3.3% as financial analysts expressed concerns about where the company’s pricing strategy is headed.

The worry stems from what’s happening across the industry. As reported by PhoneArena, shrinking profit margins are hitting all three major carriers, and investors believe T-Mobile might get dragged into a price war with Verizon. While that could mean better deals initially, the fear is that once the dust settles, customers will end up paying more to help carriers recover lost revenue.

T-Mobile’s recent moves suggest the company is already thinking about the bottom line differently. The Un-carrier ditched plans that bundled taxes and fees into the price, and replaced its lifetime price lock promise with time-limited guarantees—both changes that make it easier to raise rates down the road.

There’s also chatter about operational changes. Employees have reportedly voiced concerns about store closures as T-Mobile shifts more customers to handle everything through the T-Life app, which would cut costs but reduce face-to-face customer service options.

Right now, T-Mobile is still running attractive promotions on devices like the iPhone 17, so customers can lock in deals while they’re available. But if Wall Street’s predictions come true, it might be smart to screenshot your current plan details in case prices start creeping up.

Source: PhoneArena