Last week, we reported on two new T-Mobile plans that are likely to go into effect in late July. Tmo News has acquired a document that shows the new rate plans are currently scheduled to go live on July 24. That gives T-Mobile a few weeks to explain to everyone exactly what these plans entail. They have the potential to be quite confusing to say the least.

T-Mobile is allegedly making some big changes to its current rate plans. According to Tmo News, the Even More and Even More Plus plans will be no more starting at the end of July. T-Mobile is rebranding Even More as “Classic” and replacing Even More Plus with “Value” plans. It seems simple enough, but these new rate plans are downright confusing. These changes will probably anger T-Mobile customers rather than receive their blessing.

Bad news everyone. It seems T-Mobile’s Even More Plus Truly Unlimited plan for $59.99 isn’t going to happen. Despite being published in a press release, T-Mobile has decided to cancel the plan.

What was once a rumor is now fact. T-Mobile will have two new “unlimited” plans available on April 13. These plans are for single-lines only on either a two-year contract, or no contract at all. Let’s take a look at both plans shall we?

We’ve been hearing for quite a while about T-Mobile’s “Project Dark/Black,” with the promise of better prices for more phones. The plans were meant to help T-Mobile leap over Sprint in terms of subscribers, up to the number three spot. The new plans were put in place today, being advertised on the T-Mobile website as more »