MTS Under Fire: Automatic Tariff Changes Spark Outrage in Belarus

Belarusian Mobile Operator MTS Faces Backlash Over Tariff Plan Changes MINSK, BELARUS – Belarusian mobile operator MTS has announced the termination of its legacy "Bezlimit" tariff plans, effective June 10, 2025. This decision has sparked outrage among subscribers who are being automatically transferred to more expensive plans without their explicit consent. The change affects thousands of subscribers who previously enjoyed lower rates. One subscriber, commenting on the situation, stated, "They're forcing us onto more expensive plans without even asking! It's outrageous." The video highlights the lack of customer consultation and the potential for significant financial burden on affected users. The company claims the change is necessary for network modernization and to streamline its offerings. However, critics argue that the lack of transparency and the unilateral nature of the change are unacceptable. The incident raises concerns about consumer rights and the need for stronger regulatory oversight in the Belarusian telecommunications sector. Consumer advocates are calling for MTS to reconsider its decision and provide a more equitable solution for its affected customers. The situation underscores the importance of clear communication and customer consent in the telecommunications industry.