T-Mobile went back on its word, and you may be entitled to some relief

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ZombieHunter
ZombieHunter
Arena Apprentice
• 11h ago

The cost will easily be absorbed and passed on to the consumer.... again. These fines don't affect the corporations, only the customers.

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morehousemula
morehousemula
Arena Apprentice
• 9h ago

Its nice to see that the FCC is holding these networks responsible for what is said vs what is provided. I hope they can definitely move into other nations to provide a competitive edge with a lower cost data initiative for the most talented and creative individuals being pilfered and shadow banned from Internet expression. Let's face it you don't need big money to command an audience anymore so it will be great if telecommunication giants like T Mobile can be a frontier of truth to power for our nations instead of joining the corrupt practices of a few.



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ECPirate37
ECPirate37
Arena Master
• 8h ago

If they really wanted to fix it, then they should have said T-Mobile has to revert all of those plans back to the locked in price no matter what phone the person has, and that they can't raise prices.

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Brewski
Brewski
Arena Master
• 4h ago

"The nature of promises, ... is that they remain immune to changing circumstances."

-The best quote ever from Kevin Spacey

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wildboyjoe1977
wildboyjoe1977
Arena Apprentice
• 56m ago

Gave me a "great deal" on a 4g tablet, 6 months later received an email saying 4g was being phased out..now tablets run $700 or more...yea no...🤬

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