said by hottboiinnc:id agree with you Pnh. People can fully read the contract online before even signing up which fully states the FAP and details what it is.
These lawyers are just out to make a few bucks claiming that the customers didn't know any better. It's not HughesNet's problem these customers didn't read that they have an ETF. It even states online and when you all them they say the same thing.
And its easy if you don't want the service after your contract. you simply cancel the credit card its billed to and be done with it. If you want out before the end of the contract....cancel and pay the ~$250 for it and be done.
Cell phone companies charge an ETF so why can't HughesNet. These customers won't get anything but a few free months of service and that's it. Why? Because they're probably still under contract.
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