Are these ETFs flat rates? Meaning, is the ETF the same for cancellation at a year in a half and two months in? If it is, that does seem ridiculous, but if it

Are these ETFs flat rates? Meaning, is the ETF the same for cancellation at a year in a half and two months in? If it is, that does seem ridiculous, but if it isn't it should be taken into consideration that a droid at retail without a two-year contract costs ~$600. If someone buys a droid at $200 with a two-year contract and then cancel's their contract, Verizon would (with the old ETF) effectively lose ($600 - ($200 +$175+profits on whatever data/minutes you paid for)). The reason you can buy the phone at $200 is because you've said that you'll make up the difference (and allow them to turn a profit) in data/minutes fees over the next two years. Whether or not they should be making a profit on the ETF is up for debate, but at least they should be allowed to break even.