If you’re an MLB fan, T-Mobile is giving you more reasons to love being a customer. In an earlier press release, the Un-carrier revealed that they will be giving avid fans a trip to the 2024 World Series. All fans have front row seats to all the action. What’s Next? Sweepstakes If you would like a chance at winning tickets for the 2024 regular season game or 2024 World Series, all you have to do is text … [read full article]
Pet owners, we’ve got some bad news for you. T-Mobile is shutting down its SyncUP PETS service next month. As reported by The Mobile Report, the service will no longer be available by November 10, 2023. This means that you’ll have to look for a new way to track your pets by that time. T-Mo’s SyncUP PETS service was launched in 2020 to help pet owners keep track of … [read full article]
T-Mobile has just brought back one of its most popular deals: a four new voice line offer for only $25 per line/month. What’s even better about this promotion is that customers can pick up the latest iPhone device for free. Yes, you read that right. T-Mobile let’s you get four iPhone 15s on Us with a device trade-in and activation on an eligible plan. The announcement reveals that the plans eligible for this offer are the Essentials … [read full article]
Recently, T-Mobile unveiled its Q3 2023 Earnings Report where it showed customer growth for the postpaid brand. At the said event, T-Mobile CEO, Mike Sievert, gave an update regarding its planned forced migrations. As The Mobile Report revealed, the Un-carrier has scrapped its plans for these migrations. Sievert pointed out that they received backlash over the “erroneous context” found in their leaked internal documents. Sievert was quoted … [read full article]
Earlier today, T-Mobile unveiled its Q3 2023 results. These numbers showed promising growth on the Un-carrier’s customer count, thanks to its best-in-class network. For this quarter, T-Mobile’s results showed the lowest Q3 postpaid phone churn throughout its history. They also earned the highest postpaid phone and postpaid account net adds and industry leading growth in consolidated service revenue and Core Adjusted EBITDA. The highlights of its Q3 2023 results are: Postpaid net customer adds of 1.2M; best … [read full article]
After dealing with disgruntled customers over its forced plan migrations, T-Mobile finds itself on the hot seat once again with a new issue. As shared by The Mobile Report, some T-Mo customers received a text notifying them that they will automatically be switched to paperless billing starting next month. The text reads: “T-Mobile: To simplify how you receive your bill we are converting your account … [read full article]
T-Mobile has a new achievement with its Ultra Capacity 5G. The Un-carrier recently announced that it had achieved its goal to cover 300 million people with 5G UC. The best part is that this was achieved months ahead of schedule since the goal was to achieve this by the end of the year. Thanks to the additional network enhancements it made, T-Mobile has expanded its overall 5G footprint. Today, they cover over 330 million individuals, or 98% … [read full article]
Netflix recently raised the prices of its subscription tiers. The price change is something that worried T-Mobile customers who were enjoying the Un-carrier’s Netflix on Us perk. Thankfully, T-Mobile has updated its support page to reflect the new changes of this promotion. In the new update, T-Mo assures its customers that it will continue to pay for their subscriptions. But there are some things … [read full article]
The latest news in the mobile spectrum saga between T-Mobile and Dish is that they have reached an agreement. As reported by FierceWireless, Dish made a filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) yesterday. T-Mobile has agreed to this amendment that makes a change to its License Purchase Agreement. Prior to this, T-Mobile asked the court not to give the satellite company additional time to exercise … [read full article]
The latest update in T-Mobile’s forced migration comes directly from the Un-carrier’s CEO, Mike Sievert. As shared by The Mobile Report, the executive has sent out an email to all employees to shed more light on the confusion. The email reiterates the previous update that the automatic migrations were part of “a very small test.” The new update also shares that T-Mobile has not yet changed … [read full article]
