AT&T Raises Messaging Rates
If you cancel service where are you going to go?
Sprint (which will probably not be in existence within the next year or two, maybe bought out by Google, though that's a whole other thread) and Verizon just upped their rates, and the last time this happened, just a few months ago from 10 up to 15 cents, Alltel followed suit, and probably T Mobile too.
So if you cancel service, you're just moving from one carrier who charges 20 cents a message to another that does the same thing. And no, this does NOT constitute a breach of contract (at least it doesn't for VZW customers, probably the same for ATT).
So if you cancel service, you're just moving from one carrier who charges 20 cents a message to another that does the same thing. And no, this does NOT constitute a breach of contract (at least it doesn't for VZW customers, probably the same for ATT).
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jskrenes said:
Sprint (which will probably not be in existence within the next year or two, maybe bought out by Google, though that's a whole other thread) and Verizon just upped their rates, and the last time this happened, just a few months ago from 10 up to 15 cents, Alltel followed suit, and probably T Mobile too.
So if you cancel service, you're just moving from one carrier who charges 20 cents a message to another that does the same thing. And no, this does NOT constitute a breach of contract (at least it doesn't for VZW customers, probably the same for ATT).
Actually Verizon is letting people leave their contract. But you have untill a certain date to do so.
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