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early termination fees for at&t will change june 1st

posted by Admin 2:33 PM
Friday, May 21, 2010

Beginning June 1, 2010, AT&T is making changes that will lower the early termination fee (ETF) for many customers who agree to new term commitments, and will increase it for others.  

• Customers who are buying basic and quick messaging phones will have a lower ETF of $150, reduced by $4 for each month during the balance of the service agreement.

• Customers who purchase a more advanced, higher-end device, including Netbooks and Smartphones, will have an ETF of $325, reduced by $10 for each month during the balance of the service agreement.  


Current AT&T wireless customers who are within their existing service agreement or have an existing enterprise service agreement will see no change to their current terms

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Sprint Waiving ETFs Until January 31, 2010

posted by Admin 5:23 PM
Tuesday, January 19, 2010

In December, Sprint customers were notified of material changes to their contract beginning January 1, 2010. Because Sprint is implementing a new fee for its customers, some Sprint customers may be allowed to end their contract without an Early Termination Fee (ETF) if requested by January 31, 2010.
This is a great opportunity for customers not happy with Sprint to port out their numbers from Sprint.

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