A big question remained within T-Mobile customers after the merger – will costs for plans go up?  It looks like AT&T has addressed that at CTIA as IntoMobile got word that the company is keeping T-Mobile’s pricing structure.  That does go two ways though.  They could mean that T-Mobile will remain on its own as it is now and keep its pricing, or that AT&T will be taking on T-Mobile’s great plan deals, or even a nice way of saying former T-Mobile customers will have their plans grandfathered.

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