T-Mobile is doing everything it can to convince Sprint users to switch to a T-Mo SIM card. One way it is trying to do so is by paying people to change to a T-Mobile SIM. If you’re one of those who are still using a Sprint SIM card, you could get bill credit to make the switch. T-Mobile calls this the “T-Mobile Network Experience” or “TNX”. As shared by [read full article]
Yesterday, it was reported that T-Mobile is being sued by a group of AT&T and Verizon Wireless customers over the repercussions of its 2020 merger with Sprint. Today, another report reveals that a Sprint subscriber is suing the Un-carrier for the trouble he has experienced as a T-Mo subscriber. PhoneArena reports … [read full article]
In a surprise turn of events, it looks like a group of AT&T and Verizon customers have decided to sue T-Mobile. The group believes that the continued increase of prices brought about by their carriers are impacted by T-Mo’s Sprint acquisition in 2020. As reported by PhoneArena, the group is seeking “declaratory relief” as well as financial compensation brought about by the “precipitous decline in competition” … [read full article]
T-Mobile has fixed an issue that has been affecting Sprint customers ever since their merger. As revealed by The T-Mo Report, affected customers have been experiencing video throttling on Sprint’s Everything Data plans. These plans originally came with unlimited talk, text, and data with no throttilng. The plan was launched in 2012 but was retired in a year. After T-Mo and Sprint’s merger, customers who opted … [read full article]
As part of T-Mobile’s campaign to bring as many Sprint customers over to their network, they offered free SIM cards with free overnight shipping as well. Unfortunately, one customer decided to see just how many SIM cards he could get. And it turns out, the user was able to get more than 5,100 SIM cards. This was spotted on Discord and reported by … [read full article]
Today marks the second anniversary of T-Mobile and Sprint’s merger. In honor of this milestone, CEO Mike Sievert dedicated an entire blog post to celebrate the success of the company. In the post, Sievert shows just how much connectivity is needed nowadays. This has been demonstrated over the past couple of years with everyone staying at home and working remotely. And today, T-Mobile is doing its best to pave the way for its customers to be connected … [read full article]
Update: 3/30/2022 2:33 pm: A T-Mobile spokesperson reached out to us regarding this earlier report. According to the spokesperson, they are proceeding with the shutdown on March 31st. But they will be migrating customers in some areas over the next 60 days, which is normal in a network transition process. T-Mo says the network will be completely turned off by no later than May 31st. Here is their statement: “We are proceeding as planned with the orderly … [read full article]
Altice USA has just signed a new MVNO deal with T-Mobile. Prior to today’s news, Altice USA’s Optimum Mobile service was using Sprint’s network. The two reached an agreement that benefited both parties. As noted by FierceWireless, the terms of the contract were not disclosed. “As we continue to grow and evolve our Optimum Mobile service, we are pleased to reach a new agreement with T-Mobile that ensures our … [read full article]
Recently, Apple unveiled its new Apple iPhone SE (2022) model together with the iPad Air 5G. And after a short wait, the device is finally hitting shelves today. To celebrate this, T-Mobile has announced a new deal for its customers. Beginning today, you can get your hands on the new iPhone SE (2022) for only $80. The catch is that you need to switch to Metro by T-Mobile and activate service on a qualified plan. You can … [read full article]
T-Mobile is facing a lawsuit from former Sprint wireless dealers. As reported by Fierce Wireless, a total of four retail wireless dealers filed lawsuits against the Un-Carrier in recent weeks. These dealers include Absolute Wireless, Maycom, Solutions Center, and Wireless Express. Previously, these dealers sold Sprint’s wireless services. But ever since the merger, they claimed that they have run out of business. The National Wireless … [read full article]
