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Re: Got them by the short hairs said by timuze:You can actually get out of the 2 year deals at 18 months without much trouble. I know that AT&T usually lets you upgrade at subsidized price if you are 18+ months into your contract provided that you will agree to another contract. Not so sure about letting you get out completely. On the other hand, the ETF is pro-rated, and it goes down by $5 for every month that you are into your contract. So, $175 - 18 x $5 = $85 which you will still owe them if you jump ship at that point in time. Perhaps if you have great negotiating skills and you get a friendly rep you can talk them into waiving it completely.
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Suffern, NY | said by Pirate515:On the other hand, the ETF is pro-rated, and it goes down by $5 for every month that you are into your contract. So, $175 - 18 x $5 = $85 which you will still owe them if you jump ship at that point in time. That is not being prorated - it is being discounted. A prorated ETF for a 24 month contract that is reduced by $5 a month would be only $120. If it starts at $175 the correct PRO-RATED reduction per month is $7.30. |
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