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Lawsuit: T-Mobile must pay for breaking lifetime price guarantee

By Jon Brodkin,

2024-07-24

By Jon Brodkin,

2024-07-24

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Kim Belko

07-30

I didn't even know my bill went from 7000 promising I'm grandfather in to that price, until I made my son get him and is girlfriend get their own line. I think they snuck in higher prices because I had so much on my phone bill. I've been with T-Mobile October 2022

Valerie Ginter

07-28

yeah how do I join this lawsuit pisses me off been with them for 20 plus years

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