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Mobile raise pricesArs Technica
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T-Mobile announced price hikes of up to $5 per line on older smartphone plans last month .
Many customers were shocked because of the years-old promise that their price would never rise as long as they stuck with the same plan.
The promise wasn't as simple as the promise was made in a January 2017 announcement of its " Un -contract" promise.
The Internet Archive has a capture of the FAQ from January 2018 .
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