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Correct on many fronts, but the regulations you speak of are local to whichever market you're in. Here, in Canada, a person will be nicked $20 x number of month
by wildmXranat 15y ago
Correct on many fronts, but the regulations you speak of are local to whichever market you're in. Here, in Canada, a person will be nicked $20 x number of months left plus I think $10 x number of months left on data plan. Altogether, it is capped at around $300 - $400 just to leave.
That is insane when you compare it to what it actually gets you.
- markokocic 15y agoThen why sign such a contract in the first place?
- Shenglong 15y agoI'm in Canada, and I've filed CCTS complaints for both Rogers and Bell. Bell refunded me about $500, and cancelled my plan for free. Rogers had a different issue, but fixed all my problems as well. It's just that most people don't realize there are regulating bodies, and thus do not pursue injustices. In the US, Verizon's executive office called me with an apology, and fixed up the problems as well. Verizon took about 15 days to respond. Bell took about a month, and Rogers took about 5 months. In the end though, they compensate you as if they would've responded right away.
- glhaynes 15y agoSo max $300-400 cost to me on the very unlikely (for me) chance that I have to change service in the next 2 years vs. an absolutely certain several hundred $s off the price of the device? Doesn't seem that insane unless I'm missing something.