Leaked documents from The Mobile Report suggest that some customers may soon be able to access better phone deals. When will this start? It's expected to start around June 21st.
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According to leaked documents from T-Mobile, the carrier will change the way it calculates credit limits for some subscribers. Previously, the system used “credit classes” for subscribers. Now, it will calculate credit limits for each individual, allowing them to get the best deals on phones and other products.
This will mean that T-Mobile subscribers’ credit limits may increase, decrease or remain the same, depending on how they have performed on their past bill payments. After six months of creating your T-Mobile account, an assessment based on your payment history. If you pay bill each month, T-Mobile may increase your credit limit. If you pay late a few times, your credit limit may decrease.
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The leaked documents reveal that T-Mobile will review account every six months to determine its lifespan. T-Mobile handles accounts in the same way a credit card company handles them. It’s also important to note that T-Mobile doesn’t charge fees every six months, but only considers the monthly bill payment. No external accounts.
Since T-Mobile will be reviewing your credit limit every six months, starting now, it automatically means you might be able to enjoy better phone deals. Currently, only those who are “well-qualified” are able to access the zero-down payment offer on new phones. So, this change has a positive impact on T-Mobile customers.
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This will only be used for T-Mobile postpaid accounts and not Metro by T-Mobile or T-Mobile Prepaid. It makes sense that additional payment is required to purchase phones and other products.
