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Home » T-Mobile

Roam Too Much?

Posted by Chris Leckness on November 20, 2007 – 1:32 am
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You better not be a T-Mobile Subscriber then…

On November, 14th, T-Mobile sent out letters to over 600 customers that are no longer within a contract to tell them to get lost. Not quite the words, but more or less the same thing. The thing is, T-Mobile viewed these customers are roaming too much, and most likely thought it would be cheaper to disconnect these customers instead of letting them roam till the cows come home.

Uh Oh. That’s not good. Not good at all.

Head over to Boy Genius Report for more info…

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