Anam Hamid

Carriers love it when customers upgrade to their newest, most expensive plans. Subscribers, on the other hand, like holding on to older plans that tend to be cheaper and more straightforward. To get customers to switch, carriers employ various tactics. Verizon may have gone too far with its latest one.

The old T-Mobile is never coming back When Höttges became CEO in 2014, T-Mobile was thriving under CEO John Legere. The two didn't get along, with Höttges calling Legere's price cuts unsustainable. That era of customer-friendly policies is firmly in the rearview mirror. Of course, it wasn't just discounts that got T-Mobile here. Höttges was instrumental in getting the 2020 Sprint acquisition approved, which helped T-Mobile emerge as a 5G leader.

There's more T-Mobile and Shell, of course, had a limited supply of gas at the 2016 rate. However, if you missed out, there are going to be more opportunities as the company will roll out savings of 10 cents off per gallon every week. For this week specifically, they bumped the discount by an additional 40 cents per gallon for up to 20 gallons at participating stations. This means you can save 50 cents through T-Mobile Tuesdays.