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I really hate this kind of stuff...
For those firewalled :
How to Get out of a Cellular Service Contract
In the U.S., it can be easier to end a marriage than to leave a loveless relationship with Verizon or T-Mobile. No, you don't have to move to SIM card swapping Europe. Try these guerrilla tactics to get out of your service contract. Steps
1. Find an alternative Having ammunition as to what contract you are going to switch to will give you confidence and strength to go through with the painful process of getting out of your contract.
2. Be a squeaky wheel. Say you want out because the service isn't up to par. ...
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OfAMightDivine said:No it Doesn't... it just gets you a new model of phone
Articles all over the media about how to screw over Cell companies. Read this one : http://www.wikihow.com/Get-out-of-a-Cellular- Service-Contract
3. Get a lemon. Get a known problematic phone, complain 3 times, be let out of a contract due to your local lemon law.
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5. Look for your provider to bury changes to Terms of Service with your bill. Quite often providers modify their service plans, much of the time the modification is a benefit. It doesn't matter, this voids the previous contract. Read the small print on those inserts included with your bill, it will spell out that you have 30 days (may vary on
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buying a probalmatic phone? wow thats genius. not really....my ex went throught 6 moto Qs before they finally upgraded him to a Q9...they contract doesnt say that if your phone doesnt work properly you can leave.
this really irritates me because i hear people threatening this all the time. oh btw, i work for sprint...so yeah..lol
Riiiight...
I posted the link for those who can go to it.
I posted the whole article for those who can't.
Simple, right?
Simple, right?
Simple, right?
OfAMightDivine said:
If you don't like it, don't read it. 🙂
I didn't say I didn't like it...YOU were the one that said YOU hated it.