What you need to know
- T-Mobile, which has called itself the “Un-carrier” and sold cellular plans with lifetime Price Lock guarantees, announced in May that it would be raising the price of all plans — new and old.
- The move understandably irritated subscribers who were told their rates would never change, and they filed complaints with the FCC.
- After T-Mobile dismissed the complaints, users filed a class-action lawsuit against the company that will challenge its recent decisions in court.
