Big news for T-Mobile customers—especially those holding onto their older, grandfathered plans! The carrier has announced another price hike, bumping up the cost of certain legacy plans by $5 per line per month starting April 2nd. While T-Mobile cites "rising costs" as the reason, many customers on Reddit are expressing their frustration. The good news? If your plan has already seen a price increase in the past year, you're exempt from this one. Meanwhile, Go5G, Go5G Plus, and Go5G Next subscribers will remain unaffected. T-Mobile reassures customers that it’s still committed to offering value despite the hikes, but for some, this could be the final push to switch plans—or even carriers.

Key Points:

• T-Mobile is raising prices on select legacy plans by $5 per line per month, starting April 2nd.

• Customers are being notified via text messages, per reports from Reddit and 9to5Google.

• An internal memo, obtained by CNET, cites “rising costs” as the reason for the increase.

• Plans exempt from the hike include:

  • Go5G
  • Go5G Plus
  • Go5G Next

• If your plan already got a price hike last year, you won’t be affected again.

• T-Mobile's support account on X (formerly Twitter) assures that customers with Price Lock won’t see any changes.

So, if you're still clinging to an older T-Mobile plan, now might be the time to check if this increase impacts you—or if it's time to rethink your wireless provider. Stay tuned for any updates!
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