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Metro past T-Mobile at present offering a fashion for customers to alter devices for costless

Metro past T-Mobile made headlines earlier this week when it confirmed that it would brainstorm enforcing a $15 plus tax fee any fourth dimension that a client wanted to change a device. Now it looks like information technology may have backed off that policy a fleck.

Metro by T-Mobile confirmed to me today that customers can now change their device for free over the phone. "All current Metro customers can now complete a device (IMEI) modify free of charge by calling 611, *228 or 888-8metro8 and using our automated arrangement," says Metro.

Because your SIM card is linked to your phone's IMEI on Metro past T-Mobile, you need to contact customer service when you want to change phones. The $fifteen device modify fee has been effectually for awhile, but customers said that you could previously get around it past contacting customer support. Recently, though, Metro by T-Mobile began enforcing information technology for all device changes, which information technology said was being washed "to keep pricing low."

The decision was met with a lot of negativity by Metro customers, and now it looks similar Metro customers volition be able to avoid that fee if they want to. This is welcome news for Metro past T-Mobile customers. A $15 plus tax fee to modify your device isn't cheap, particularly if you're the type of person who likes to regularly switch to different phones. Now you tin can call Metro's support and switch phones without having to pay a fee.

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