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Report: T-Mobile’s T Life App Now Displays Ads

Earlier this year, T-Mobile shut down its T-Mobile Tuesdays app to consolidate the service in its T Life app. T-Mobile referred to this app as a solution for users to have “access to benefits and more ways to connect with what’s important.” Although its T-Mobile Tuesdays reward program did not go away, it has began offering these in its T Life app.  Unfortunately, some users have reported seeing … [read full article]

Unauthorized Man Climbs T-Mobile Tower, Causes $500K Damage

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you probably don’t know that it’s illegal to tamper with cellular towers. Doing so is extremely dangerous and costly. This is what one man from Miami recently discovered.  As reported by WSVN, a man climbed up a 127-foot four-carrier tower on Wednesday. The 38-year-old man believed he was working for T-Mobile and had “stuff to do.” When he reached the top … [read full article]

PSA: T-Mobile’s Profiling Toggle is Activated by Default

As spotted on a Reddit post a month ago, users learned that T-Mobile has implemented a toggle to allow the “automated profiling” of your user data in its Privacy Center. By activating this feature, T-Mo can analyze and predict how their users behave when interacting with support.  The Un-carrier previously activated this setting to be on by default in 2021. When the feature was discovered, many users were … [read full article]

T-Mobile Tuesdays’ Next Freebie is a Tote Bag

T-Mobile is on a roll with its rewards program. It’s been handing out physical freebies for some time now and the upcoming freebie is another one you’ll use a lot. The new merch that T-Mobile is giving away via its T Life app is a tote bag. This would go really well with the sunglasses that the Un-carrier gave away last time.   Just like the other merch it has released, T-Mobile’s new tote bag comes with the … [read full article]

Report Clarifies the Vague Text that Scared Some T-Mobile Customers

Last week, some T-Mobile customers received a text update informing them of an upcoming change in account credits. These customers were told that they will be getting a “lump sum” credit but did not specify what this was.  The text message that some T-Mo customers received read: “We’re changing how we apply account credits for selected offers. On your next bill, you’ll receive one lump-sum credit for the remainder of your offer value instead of a recurring … [read full article]

T-Mobile is Testing Its Second Line Service in Select Markets

T-Mobile is now letting some of its customers experience having a “Second Line.”  As shared by The Mobile Report, this feature is currently being tested in “very select markets.”   Some important information about Second Line that you should know:  It doesn’t come with data and is meant to just be a second number on the same line.  Compatible devices can use a single physical SIM and … [read full article]

Dealers Are Unhappy With T-Mobile’s New Compensation Program Changes

Sadly, T-Mobile has made a new change to its dealer compensation program once again.  As shared by NWIDA, a Twitter post from T-Mobile talked about the company’s Reinvented Payment Terms. Unfortunately, this doesn’t mean good news for dealers.  The post shared that dealer compensation was 100% on the first month and dropped to 60%. With the new change, this will now drop to 25%.  In addition to … [read full article]

T-Mobile Appeals Against AT&T & Verizon Customers Alleging It Caused Price Increase

Back in November, AT&T and Verizon customers were allowed to file a lawsuit against T-Mobile. These customers were frustrated with T-Mobile’s merger with Sprint, which they believed caused its rival carriers to raise their prices.  The proposed lawsuit intended to penalize T-Mobile with various fees. Not to mention, they hoped to reverse the 2020 merger.  According to Reuters, T-Mobile can now appeal to have … [read full article]

PSA: Don’t Forget to Disable Roaming When Traveling Internationally

PSA Reminder: if you’re traveling internationally, make sure to disable roaming on your device. Otherwise, you might be shocked with your bill when you get home.  This is what happened to a family who came back from vacation with a monthly bill of $78,240.61. As the post shared, the family forgot to disable roaming and got hit by charges while they were on vacation.  As shared by … [read full article]