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T-Mobile to retire legacy 3G and 4G era plans, migrate customers to current options

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T-Mobile has begun notifying subscribers that it will discontinue many of its oldest rate plans, some dating back nearly 15 years to the 3G and 4G eras. Affected customers started sharing notification screenshots on Reddit and Threads after receiving texts from the carrier. T-Mobile's Chief Marketing Officer Allan Samson confirmed the move to The Verge, stating that customers will be transitioned to modern plans. The decision comes as T-Mobile looks to phase out legacy infrastructure built well before its 5G network was fully deployed.

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T-Mobile to retire legacy 3G and 4G era plans, migrate customers to current options · ShortSingh