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T-Mobile confirms what was an open secret: They are going to do everything possible

T-Mobile is offering very advantageous conditions to users who threaten to switch companies

In recent months, T-Mobile has experienced a notable loss of customers. Many users seem to be unhappy with the constant changes in their rates, price increases, and unclear conditions.

Although the company has been one of the most innovative in the sector in recent years, its image has been affected. Especially by decisions that have not pleased its most loyal customers.

One of the reasons for this distrust seems to be the hidden price increases. Many users report that their bills have gone up due to supposed tax adjustments or changes in their plans. All without a clear explanation.

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T-Mobile can't afford more customer losses | T-Mobile

This has caused a wave of cancellations and portabilities to other operators. However, some customers who have tried to leave have discovered a strategy that T-Mobile is using more and more frequently. It is offering exclusive discounts to retain those who threaten to switch operators.

This technique is not new in the mobile phone world, but in the case of T-Mobile, the generosity has increased significantly.

T-Mobile shows more generosity

According to various media, the discounts being offered to customers who request to cancel their lines have reached unprecedented levels. A clear example is that of a user who, after requesting the cancellation of several lines, received a very tempting offer. Specifically, $10 off per month for six months, plus an initial $10 credit, totaling $70 in savings.

All this, of course, with the condition of not proceeding with the cancellation. These offers may vary depending on the account, the number of lines, or the plan you have contracted. But it seems to be a strategy that T-Mobile is applying frequently.

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The operator is taking things very seriously | Grok

Many users are starting to "negotiate" with the company, even if they have no real intention of leaving. Simply to obtain better conditions or credits on their bill.

More benefits with T-Mobile

The context of these new retention discounts is directly related to the difficulty the company has in keeping its user base. Previously, the discounts lasted a few months. Now, the benefits can extend for longer, a clear sign that T-Mobile is willing to fight for every customer.

If you are tired of rate increases or unexpected charges on your bill, it might be time to test this strategy. Contacting customer service and suggesting a possible cancellation could give you access to significant discounts.

➡️ Consumer Affairs

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