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T-Mobile Adds New “Magenta Status” Offering More Benefits for Customers
T-Mobile announced today the Magenta Status, giving customers “the VIP treatment they deserve”.
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T-Mobile Adds Free Hulu (with Ads) to Go5G Next Plan
Starting January 24, Hulu and its lineup of thousands of popular TV shows and movies will be included at no extra cost as a part of T-Mobile’s Go5G Next plan.
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T-Mobile’s Forced Plan Migration: How to Opt Out
Users have a period of time to call in and stop the switch. See how you can opt of out T-Mobile’s forced plan migration.
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T-Mobile to Acquire Mint Mobile in Potential $1.35B Deal
T-Mobile has reached a deal to acquire Ka’ena Corporation, the parent company of prepaid wireless brands Mint Mobile and Ultra Mobile, as well as wireless wholesaler Plum.
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Free MLB TV for T-Mobile Customers
T-Mobile customers can once again score free MLB.TV for the entire 2023 season, a $150 value.
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T-Mobile Data Breach Exposes 37 Million Accounts
T-Mobile revealed on Thursday it was investigating a data breach that may have exposed 37 million postpaid and prepaid accounts.
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Select T-Mobile Postpaid Customers, Get One Free BYOD Line
T-Mobile is once again offering one new Free Postpaid Line (Bring Your Own Device) to randomly selected qualifying T-Mobile postpaid customers.
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T-Mobile Amex Offer for Business Cards: Spend $100, Get $50 Back
Get a one-time $50 statement credit by using your enrolled eligible Business Card to make a single purchase of $100 or more at T-Mobile.
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T‑Mobile Expands In‑flight Coverage to United Airlines
United joins American, Alaska and Delta airlines in providing Un-carrier customers with the ability to text, email, search and stream all flight long where available, now on four of the biggest U.S. airlines.
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Goldman Sachs T-Mobile Card, Hurricane Fiona Travel Waivers, More Havana Flights, Hilton in Space
New Goldman Sachs T-Mobile card, Hurricane Fiona travel waivers, more Havana flights, Hilton to design commercial space station, and American Airlines new routes.
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T-Mobile to Pay $350 Million to Customers Affected by Data Breach
The company will pay $350 million to affected customers, with part of it going to lawyers. It will also spend $150 million “for data security and related technology.”
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T-Mobile Adds Free AAA and In-flight Connectivity
T-Mobile announced today Coverage Beyond, which expands coverage and keeps customers connected on flights and in 210+ countries and destinations. Plus, select customers can now get a year of AAA for free.
