T-MOBILE'S PLAN MIGRATION ACCIDENTALLY KILLED FREE LINES
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T-Mobile acknowledged errors during a forced plan migration that resulted in some customers losing free lines. The carrier committed to restoring the affected lines, though price increases from the migration will remain in effect.
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