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Consumer Cellular Nixes Activation Fees

Jun 5, 2012, 12:34 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Consumer Cellular today announced that it will no longer charge activation fees for its cell phones and SIM cards. The change applies to both new and old customers and to new, replacement, and upgrade phone purchases. Additionally, customers who purchase Consumer Cellular products via its web site will receive free shipping in the U.S.

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Jacobsladder375

Jun 5, 2012, 3:14 PM

REMOVE UPGRADE FEE'S

No carrier really has an explanation about this upgrade fee. Why are we as customers are bieng charges for an upgrade fee when an activation fee was already charged when we first activated

Globhead

Yeah, it's nothing but a last-minute price increase. Absolutely absurd and shifty.

But just you wait... there will be submissive apologist any minute, who will argue for the necessity of this BS.

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