Shop Talk
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if you call back after you called 5 mins ago and you qualified for flex pay monthly, when i try to setup an account YOURE STILL MONTHLY.
actually no, im lying the last person you talked to just picked out your credit class
actually no, im lying the last person you talked to just picked out your credit class
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actually no i take that back, they are valid in thinking that their credit score will change in 5 mins
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sorry don't know how Tmo does it. What is flexpay is it for better credit scores or worse?
but yes ppl is stoopid 😛
but yes ppl is stoopid 😛
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Worse, its just our alternative to a deposit.
You just have to pay the first months bill in store. Sometimes you can still sign a contract and get a discount on the phone, and sometime you have to pay the full price.
But it is definatly a lot easier to get someone to pay a bill in advance, as opposed to a deposit you most likely will not get back.
You just have to pay the first months bill in store. Sometimes you can still sign a contract and get a discount on the phone, and sometime you have to pay the full price.
But it is definatly a lot easier to get someone to pay a bill in advance, as opposed to a deposit you most likely will not get back.
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instead of requiring a deposit, the customers who qualify for flex pay can still get access to regular plans, they just pay for their service in advance. If they qualify for an annual contract, they also get the phone discounts - if it's not a free phone, they pay for the equipment as well. If they qualify for a month to month plan, they have to pay full retail price for the phone.
It functions like a pre-paid plan (pay in advance, minutes cut off when you reach your limit), but you get access to the regular plans (but your ult'd n/w and ult'd mobile-to-mobile will still work).
In theory it sounds nice, but... it's really a pain.
It functions like a pre-paid plan (pay in advance, minutes cut off when you reach your limit), but you get access to the regular plans (but your ult'd n/w and ult'd mobile-to-mobile will still work).
In theory it sounds nice, but... it's really a pain.
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