AT&T Confirms Device Upgrade Fee Rising to $36
Giving even more reason to...
RageLevel-RISING said:
..."Jumping ship" when the current contract is over, where I can go to another carrier (taking my number with me of course), get a NEW phone for a FAR better deal than with an upgrade, and depending on the carrier, a somewhat cheaper bill for the same services.....
Until that carrier does the same thing to you at which point you will "jump ship" , get a NEW phone for a FAR better deal than with an upgrade, and depending on the carrier, a somewhat cheaper bill for the same services.....
Until that carrier does the same thing to you at which point you will "jump ship" , get a NEW phone for a FAR better deal than with an upgrade, and depending on the carrier, a somewhat cheaper bill ...
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More of a philosophy of "hey, you want cheap go elsewhere" to me.
even without a termination fee, it is somewhat costly to switch carriers and they all know it
unless you are headed to prepaid, you will pay out the nose to create a new account...
you will be paying a pro-rated amount for the calling plan and features, along with the 'month in advance'..
you will undergo a credit check which will determine if you even qualify for service and if it is shaky at all, you will be asked for a deposit...
unless it's a coverage issue, I can't see changing carriers over small change
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