T-Mobile subscribers using a seasonal suspension must now pay their full recurring charges instead of $10 per line per month.
What has happened to T-Mobile? Actually, that’s a pretty easy question to answer. With CEO Mike Sievert apparently more interested in the well-being of the company’s stock instead of the company’s subscribers, making sure that every nickel and dime goes right to the carrier’s coffers is job one for the company’s chief executive.That explains why a T-Mobile subscriber just received a notice stating that T-Mobile’s policy regarding temporary suspensions and promotional offers has been updated.T-Mobile now wants you to pay your full monthly recurring charge when you seasonally suspend your account or line
According to the post that this T-Mobile subscriber put up on Reddit, as of October 10th those starting a seasonal suspension of their account or individual line will be charged the full recurring charge each month. Previously, those suspending their line(s) for a seasonal suspension had to pay $10 per line per month. The change is included in a T-Mobile support page about account suspensions. According to T-Mobile, accounts on seasonal suspension will face the following:
The account will be billed the plan’s regular monthly charge, including any data add-ons or additional features.
AutoPay discount will be applied while on suspension when an eligible payment method is used.
