To cancel T-Mobile Wireless, call 1-877-746-0909 or dial 611 from your T-Mobile phone — T-Mobile doesn't process cancellations through chatbots or social media, which just redirect to phone. The call typically takes 30–45 minutes. But if you're switching carriers and keeping your number, don't cancel: start the transfer with your new carrier, and the completed port closes your T-Mobile line automatically.
How to cancel
- Call 1-877-746-0909 or dial 611 (or 1-800-937-8997; TTY 1-800-676-3777).
- Verify identity (account number, PIN, ZIP).
- Decline retention offers — saying you've already signed up elsewhere usually ends the pitch.
- Get a cancellation confirmation number and exact disconnection date in writing.
Only the Primary Account Holder can cancel. Corporate T-Mobile stores can cancel in person (authorized retailers and Metro-branded stores generally can't). There's no full online cancellation — by design.
Fees, timing, and after
- No ETF — T-Mobile eliminated them; the lock-in is device installments and promo credits.
- Cancellation is future-dated to the end of your billing cycle, and the final bill is typically NOT prorated — time it near cycle end.
- Turn off auto-pay first if you want to review charges.
- Return a Home Internet 5G Gateway or leased gear within 30 days (up to $370 unreturned).
- Watch for up to two more invoices due to billing timing.
Military deployment? Request Service Pause instead of canceling — it suspends billing while keeping your number and account, so you don't start over when you return.
Mint Mobile and US Mobile use T-Mobile's exact network for far less — porting takes 30 minutes vs. a 45-minute cancel call.
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Jean Gilles has researched personal finance, consumer technology, and wireless pricing for over a decade. He founded ShopCellPlans in 2019 and writes every review on the site.
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