One T-Mobile customer is trying to reverse the ‘Un-carrier’s’ price hike in a very ingenious way

For this, you can simply use some AI-powered software (or your own brain and creative writing skills) to devise a formal request for arbitration in your conflict with T-Mobile. This can specifically focus on the carrier’s “Price Lock” guarantee if you feel like Magenta broke that promise in regard to your account or the “Un-contract” program that essentially preceded it.

The two offers included very similar promotional language that made it pretty clear customers enrolled in these programs would never see unauthorized price hikes, which is unfortunately exactly what has happened for a lot of people. It’s obviously important to dig up the terms and conditions of these deals and attach them to your arbitration requests if you want to have any shot at a positive outcome.

At the same time, you could also do nothing and just wait and see (at least for now) how these FCC complaints and arbitration procedures will pan out for these two road-paving Redditors and others like them. All this legal and regulatory noise may not amount to much… or T-Mobile may back down from its recent price increases (at least for some people), and as you can tell, we’ll be here with our keyboards and popcorn to follow the entire saga and report back to you gentle readers.