Android World Update # T-Mobile to stop offering Classic plans at national retail partners starting Nov. 1

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T-Mobile to stop offering Classic plans at national retail partners starting Nov. 1 Sep 30th 2013, 22:10, by Andrew Martonik Plans set to replace Classic offerings unknown at this point As part of its transition to only offering service and handsets without a contract, T-Mobile is set to stop offering Classic plans via its retail partners. Back in March when the carrier introduced its new and improved "Simple Choice" plans, it immediately stopped offering its traditional two-year contract "Classic" plans at all of its first-party stores. At the time, third-party retailers such as Costco, Walmart and Best Buy were allowed to continue selling handsets with the old Classic plans and subsidies. Based on documentation provided to TmoNews, those Classic plans are shutting down for these third-party retailers starting today and completing on November 1st. T-Mobile has requested that retailers begin returning all postpaid phone inventory back to the carrier, and only provide 30 day return support for customers on Classic plans. read more

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