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As this is in effect a change of the Terms of Service, I wonder if they will let you get out of your 2 year contract if you were on the unlimited plan WITHOUT a
by ajaimk 15y ago
As this is in effect a change of the Terms of Service, I wonder if they will let you get out of your 2 year contract if you were on the unlimited plan WITHOUT a early termination fee.
I know that any change to the ToS that involves pricing/coverage is eligible for a termination of contract with no fees, but would this be covered too?
Thoughts?
- Rhapso 15y agoYou might have to use a lawyer to get it done, but probably yes. But that is true for most of the stuff involving termination fees. The same is true for if you bring in your own cellphone to a plan. They make a lot of money betting you will decided it is not worth fighting for a clause in the contract in your favor and will write you off versus paying a cooperate lawyer their minimum fee.
- viscanti 15y agoIt seems like they're trying to get rid of the unlimited plans altogether, so I'd bet they'd let you out of your contract if you were one of the people who would be throttled. The people who use that much data aren't nearly as profitable, and they'd probably love to see most of that group switch networks or accept data limits.