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Jason Levine
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| reply to Kiwi
Re: ETF
According to neufuse, he told Sprint to cancel the contract when it was up (in 15 days). It's entirely possible that he would have been unable to call 15 days from that date. Perhaps he was going on vacation, moving, or something. In any case, you should be able to call your cell phone provider and tell them to cancel service as of a particular date. Since the cancellation actually occurs on the day that the contract expires, there shouldn't be any ETF.
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Kiwi
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join:2003-05-26
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3 edits | reply to neufuse
Well, that makes no sense, why not suck it up for just 15 days, some things posted here, makes no bloody sense @ all. Why even ask, should have let it ride out.
I don't like early term either, particularly if I got screwed with billing, but to complain and not go 15 days is and must be plain stupid.
....I can go with a year, two years seems a bit extravegant, with any provider. | |
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