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Well, it's not for existing contracts. So, it's really having the opposite effect on me. I was strongly considering leaving AT&T for Sprint or T-Mobile and gett
by pkulak 16y ago
Well, it's not for existing contracts. So, it's really having the opposite effect on me. I was strongly considering leaving AT&T for Sprint or T-Mobile and getting an Android phone before this: now it's become a near certainty unless the new iPhone just absolutely blows everything else out of the water.
- sandipc 16y agoif they changed the ETF on your existing contract, you would have a great reason to opt out of the contract early.
- bshep 16y agoExactly, usually cellphone contracts have a clause that allows you to terminate early with no fees if the terms are changed and you do not agree with them. I've actually done this before, I don't remember the carrier but they raised texting from $0.10 to $0.15 and I called them up and said that I wanted to terminate early since I did not agree to the change in terms. I didn't really use texting, but I wanted to go to a different carrier. My guess is this is why they are not changing current contracts as that would allow people to leave even faster.