T-Mobile Just Ripped 8 Million Customers Off Their Grandfathered Plans – and Raised Their Bills

had accumulated about $30 in debt

Dude, how did you make it through?

That's definitely not new slang. In the US at least.

That's the price for Germany World Cup failure.

TIL then I guess. If I imagine someone saying this in a US accent, I just can't picture it haha

Ooh, imagine if Spirit was broken up..

We have a Mint plan and yeah it’s been fine. Only issue we have is it gets deprioritized in large, crowded events like concerts.

I’ve never heard of ”telco” as a US citizen in my 40s. I’ve heard “telecom” but not “telco”.

Old TMobile user... Haven't gotten the messages. Going to look into this.

The anti-consumer practices going on in business right now are becoming insane.

Now if you don’t mind I am going to beat off to all these crazy noncon-cheating stories I’ve been reading…

I wonder if there is AI porn of AOC

And I don’t need you to like me. I just need you to give in enough for us both to have a good time

I know more women who take issue with trans than men.

The primary themes of women’s porn is cheating on their SO and getting “taken” by men and monsters. And “taken” is code for Non-consensual but not that they didn’t enjoy it.

Well if it is that easy to get away with…

Don't take this user seriously. He's all over Lemmy fantasizing about rape and being transphobic.

When I'm back stateside I just grab one of those monthly unlimited sims for like $35 and forget about it. Dang, you could probably get away with that $10 Xfinity wifi if you have a voip number although coverage probably isn't amazing.

Buddy, I live here and I have no idea what you're talking about. If you're telling the truth, I send me a link, because $35 for unlimited mobile data is a steal.

I think Mint offers that, similar deal with Xfininity mobile but you need to have an Xfinity cable subscription

I am using Cloaked wireless which allows me to pay my bill in Monero. I get unlimited talk, text, and data, with 500 megabytes of that data being 5G speed, and the rest of it being at 256kbps, with a possible raise to 512kbps coming in the future.

US mobile is $25 for unlimited everything. I don't remember the cap before throttle though

I only have in the utility industry and even then it's not often telcom