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T-Mobile Begins Notifying Customers of Legacy Plan Retirements
T-Mobile started contacting subscribers on June 29, 2026, to retire older wireless plans and shift them to current offerings. The changes affect plans dating to the 3G era, including legacy Sprint, T-Mobile One, and Magenta Max options. Chief marketing officer Allan Samson said some customers will see no bill change while others face modest adjustments.
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T-Mobile began notifying customers on June 29, 2026, that it will retire many legacy plans and move subscribers onto current rate plans. The changes cover offerings that date back to the 3G era, including legacy Sprint plans, T-Mobile One plans, and Magenta Max plans introduced in 2021.
T-Mobile chief marketing officer Allan Samson said the company is retiring its oldest plans, some of which were built nearly 15 years ago in the 3G and 4G eras and well before the 5G network was fully deployed.
Customers will transition to modern plans that provide access to America’s best wireless technology, enhanced features and a 5-year price guarantee for peace of mind, he said. Some customers will see no change to their monthly bill, while some will see a modest adjustment, Samson stated.
Every customer moved to a new plan will keep their current benefits while gaining improvements in network and service experiences, he added.
T-Mobile acquired Sprint in 2020. The company’s website contains an FAQ about the plan retirements. Affected customers began sharing screenshots of the notifications on Reddit and Threads the same day.
