Clearwire Sued Over ETFs, Poor Service > it's okay

reply to boogi man

Re: it's okay

If the contract is too stiff, then the consumer should not have signed it in the first place. Yes, you should have to pay "extra" if you move to an unforeseen issue; paying the ETF is what you agreed to do after all. An ETF is not about punishment but about recouping certain costs, although refusing to prorate is probably used primarily as a way to prevent churn.

Contract law is pretty specific. Under which part of the law do you think the contract should me cancelled? (Hint: "mitigating circumstances" is not a legitimate reason) »en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contract_l···contract
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Out the 10BaseT, through the modem, down the co-ax, over the fiber, across the backhaul, past the edge router, off the network...nothing but net