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The interesting part of the email was where they said they would enroll you automatically into the DataPro plan. Can they really change your contract without y
by mx12 16y ago
The interesting part of the email was where they said they would enroll you automatically into the DataPro plan. Can they really change your contract without your permission? Would this be grounds of canceling your contract for free? I know that when the iPhone first came out, I was on Sprint, and people would watch for when they would change their contracts and you were allowed to cancel your contract free of charge.
- martey 16y agoThis is covered in section 1.3 of AT&T's Wireless Customer Agreement: http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone-service/legal/index.jsp?q_termsKey=wirelessCustomerAgreement&q_termsName=Wireless+Customer+Agreement&subSection=canAttChangeMyTermsRates&q_subTitle=Can%20AT%26T%20Change%20My%20Terms%20And%20Rates%3F http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone-service/legal/index.j... Basically, being able to get out of your contract without paying an ETF is only possible if they change the price of services to which you subscribe. Since tethering would not be a part of the data plans of the affected iPhone users, this would not apply.
- tseabrooks 16y agoAlso, after being enrolled you'd be able to call and/or log in to your account and simply have the tethering option removed without invoking the ETF...
- URSpider94 16y ago... but by then, you'd be forever bumped off the unlimited data plan.