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Does that mean there is a case for a class-action lawsuit?

• matt_wulfeck 11y ago
  Oddly enough I canceled with Sprint for the same reason (they raised the price of what we contractually agreed I would pay). I called and had no problem getting my contract cancelled and going month to month. Years later I get a check in the mail for $200 from a class-action law suit related to this Sprint fee. Always read the contract. They say specifically they reserve the right to raise the cost of the bill, but if they do they provide some amount of days for you to cancel the agreement.
• slowmovintarget 11y ago
  Most contracts nowadays contain an agreement to binding arbitration with a clause that restricts you from joining such a class. The courts are essentially unavailable to consumers for anything where you sign an agreement these days. For example, take a look at your NetFlix agreement... or Verizon.