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cremzAug 13, 2007, 10:49 AM
My brother has had us cell for just over a year and he is moving to Florida. It is obviously outside of their local area and the rep told him he had to cancel AND pay the ETF. Is there any way around it? And this really isn't fair at all especially cause he wants to keep the service. Is there any way to get around the ETF. (he doesn't want to do an COR or do the contract trade thing online.)
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USCC has a 50% rule. If more than 50% of your calls ae outside USCC coverage area then they have the right to disconnect your service. When this happens they send you a letter and offer to cancel your service with no break fee. Granted you will have to move to a national plan but that is a cheaper way out.
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cremzAug 13, 2007, 11:54 AM
He called to get a local number to florida and they told him he had to cancel now.
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USCC HAD a 50% rule, now it no longer applies.
Either move to a National plan and keep the number you have or pay the ETF or do a COR...
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🙂 Just let someone else take over your service that is staying in town or just change your plan to the national plan with no roaming.
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cremzAug 13, 2007, 11:54 AM
cremz said:
(he doesn't want to do an COR or do the contract trade thing online.)
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