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Re: Contracts My question is why do you continue to pay for a service when Clearwire is not providing the service you originally signed up for?
This is the reason for that 20-day window to test out the service, any changes to your plan/service/hardware under law should nullify your current contract and you must be indicated of those changes. You are also given the opportunity to cancel if you do not agree with those changes stated.
I don't see why would Clearwire give an issue about moving since the service is wireless which generally the address only matters for billing and record purposes and has no effect on the service as long you are in within the coverage area. If you moved due and can no longer receive Clearwire services, then by contract law you should not pay for a service you cannot receive, waiving the ETF fee.
Sprint/Verizon will cancel my service without any charge if I moved into a location where I can no longer receive service from either carrier.
Any service or product is fast under certain conditions, but once you include your own conditions you type of service or product you have will be affected, and this can be applied to mostly all forms of products and services. | |
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