Aint it grand how contract in the US is only enforced against the customer?

Do you remember that time when company got too many arbitration claims and was able to get a court to allow it to get out from that contract?

"Because it was not fair to them and this is not the system is intended to work"

US contract law for me but not for thee...

"Sir, the customers are complaining about charging more money even though they had a pricelock for life deal".

"Yeah? And? Fuck em!"

I mean.....I kid, but that's the CEOs legit stance on the issue.

I remember seeing this commercial. I knew back then that it was horseshit.

"This is what happens when the government lets companies swallow the completion (the latest being Sprint). We have antitrust laws in the country that are being ignored and ultimately the consumer loses," a New York resident told the FCC.

YES. The government needs to stop rubber-stamping these enormous mergers.

Telecom companies and trying to fuck over their costumers, name a more iconic duo

This is felony level bait-and-switch going on, here. This really should have criminal charges attached to the perpetrators.

I had a Google GSuite account from back when they advertised it as a free for life solution for families who wanted to use their own domain. They stopped offering this a long time ago, but kept us around. A few years ago, they tried to end it, but walked that back after facing resistance. We were among the earliest adopters and many of us shilled pretty hard for gmail over the years. Not only would they have gone back on their word, but my app and media purchases would be tied to a crippled no-email account (identity only) because they didn't have a migration path to normal gmail. That means multiple logins. Also, the gsuite inbox doesn't have the inline ads or anything while the regular one does. I've been working to move away from google because I imagine they'll try to end this again later, but also just because we understand better who google really is.

The site the greedy little pigboy runs was instrumental to the resistance but since it's enshittified, we may not be able to resist again. Its fine to say something is for a lifetime, but you have to honor that or you've been dishonest and no one can trusts thing you say.

The only reason I still have google around is android. When we finally get a linux daily driver phone that meets my minimum needs, I'm migrating the remainder of my stuff. I'll happily give up some functionality to do it. I just hope they can keep their free for life promise until then.

T mobile going downhill since merging with sprint and losing Legere.

Yeah, but a couple dozen sociopaths at the top got significantly richer, so fuck this entire portion of the population. Clearly the right people won.

~/s~

"Not for long," T-mobile said as it dispatched hit squads to quash the lawsuit rebellion.

One of the companies making GPS navigators for cars used to advertise lifetime map updates. Small print: lifetime of the device, two years after release

Careful, Users. TMobile is large enough to go the Boeing route, and start making people disappear. Then, Users, your Lifetime Price Lock will be literally void.

Although, it would also be void if tmo died--err... disappeared...

Yep, I quit T-Mobile and switched to Mint last month for this exact reason. My price is now 1/4 what I was paying before, and everything else is exactly the same. Should’ve done this years ago.

Any guarantee of a price lock with the stipulation of "You can just NOT use us if we ever decide to fuck you over!" - should come with HEAVY penalties.

Only thing you can rely on staying the same anymore is Costco hotdogs.

Boost Mobile is advertising the same thing right now. Who actually believes these ads?

Lifetime of the service not of the human paying for it. 😊

i keep hearing about this price hike but my bill hasn't changed since 2008.

I still have the T-Mobile G1 phone plan.