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Re: major announcment??? I thought every carrier was required or voluntarily agreed to a 30 day money-back trial period. It was spurred by the threat of legislation because of too many complaints to the Feds from customers who got locked into a 2 year agreement before they discovered the carrier had crappy coverage and they had to hang out a window to make a call from their home. |
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| said by 8744675:I thought every carrier was required or voluntarily agreed to a 30 day money-back trial period. If you look at the little chart you'll see they all do offer 30 day trial periods. The only thing Sprint is doing in addition is to refund your service charges for the portion of the month you used. The others don't do that... you still have to pay for the portion of the month you used.
So I think it's a little misleading to say "Sprint is the only one". They are the only one offering a full money-back guarantee so that you'll have zero dollars out of pocket if you cancel before 30 days. But the others do allow you to cancel, and require you to pay for the service you actually used. |
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 DeftStros in '08Premium join:2003-09-06 Grand Forks, ND Reviews:
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| reply to 8744675 said by 8744675:I thought every carrier was required or voluntarily agreed to a 30 day money-back trial period. It was spurred by the threat of legislation because of too many complaints to the Feds from customers who got locked into a 2 year agreement before they discovered the carrier had crappy coverage and they had to hang out a window to make a call from their home. Verizon does a 30day phone trial.. dunno if they charge a fee or not.. but i believe its replaceable.. with the same phone.. if u tried a differ phone i think there is a restocking fee.. 25bux or something like that.. |
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 ifarrell join:2000-08-10 Willow Spring, NC | Don't forget that $1.99 Verizon Royalty Fee also  |
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 | reply to MyDogHsFleas said by MyDogHsFleas:said by 8744675:I thought every carrier was required or voluntarily agreed to a 30 day money-back trial period. If you look at the little chart you'll see they all do offer 30 day trial periods. Actually looking at the chart, it appears that t-mobile only gives you 20 days to cancel (except in California). |
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 ozznyPremium join:2005-04-22 New York, NY | reply to ifarrell said by ifarrell:Don't forget that $1.99 Verizon Royalty Fee also I have Verizon and I have never seen that $1.99 fee on my bill. |
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