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<pubDate>Tue, 08 Dec 2009 23:25:55 EDT</pubDate>
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<description><![CDATA[<A HREF="/useremail/u/150929"><b>Jerm</b></A> : Clearwire is a very sketchy in my area.  They sell their service <i>based on commission</i>, so you get sales people who pretty much lie about the service (even about the contracts involved) and push it hard.<br><br>Then people take it home and realize it doesn't live up to their expectations - i.e. slower than advertized speed, useless for anything other than light web browsing (forget anything other than port 80) - and realize their contract pretty much forces them to keep the service.  The cancellation fee is $180 - so when you consider service is $30(768kbps) to $40(1.5mbit) a month that's up to 6 months of service down the drain.<br><br>Oh and you better read that contract carefully, because after the first year Clearwire will *auto renew* for another 1 year unless you cancel exactly on day 365!  One guy I know tried to cancel the day after his contract expired and they told him sorry - gotcha pay us $180!<br><br>But don't take my word for this.  Just read the reviews (currently hanging around 50% negative here on BBR).]]></description>
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