AT&T to Boost ETF to $325
I don't get the complaining....
You know before hand the terms, if you don't like it, don't sign the contract!!
It's called making a choice. No one forces you to go with a certain company or plan.
It's called making a choice. No one forces you to go with a certain company or plan.
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😳 i did not know we could choose I thought only company out there is AT&T
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I agree with you 100% The only thing this new ETF does is prevent the company from losing money. If you don't like it, don't sign the contract!
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The problem is, people don't read the contracts they're signing. They assume that the sales rep will tell them everything they need to know - which is not usually the case...
In the past 12 months, I have had maybe 2 customers who actually read what they were signing. It's ridiculous. Usually, people are signing before I'm even done explaining what we are required to disclose.
In the past 12 months, I have had maybe 2 customers who actually read what they were signing. It's ridiculous. Usually, people are signing before I'm even done explaining what we are required to disclose.
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Very true. Also, ATT gives you 30 days to return the equipment and cancel service without having to pay the ETF. If you do not like the equipment, return it during that period and get rid of the service.
There are only 2 types of people that the increased ETF would affect. The first are people who lose or break their equipment, and ATT does offer insurance on all phones but the iPhone that would get you a replacement for, at the most $125 (most phones are $50). The second are people who are trying to beat the system by "losing" their phones and then selling them. I'm sorry if they have to pay a large ETF to make up for the $200-$400 that ATT subsidizes the phones for.
There are only 2 types of people that the increased ETF would affect. The first are people who lose or break their equipment, and ATT does offer insurance on all phones but the iPhone that would get you a replacement for, at the most $125 (most phones are $50). The second are people who are trying to beat the system by "losing" their phones and then selling them. I'm sorry if they have to pay a large ETF to make up for the $200-$400 that ATT subsidizes the phones for.
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