T-Mobile Will Prorate ETFs, Too
Nov 7, 2007, 1:53 PM by (staff)
T-Mobile today announced it will begin to prorate early termination fees (ETFs) next year. Though exact details will not be announced and introduced until the first half of 2008, ETFs will decline over the course of a T-Mobile contract. T-Mobile joins Verizon and AT&T, both of which introduced pro-rated ETFs earlier this year.
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Follow the Leader
I find it hilarious that other companies follow suit with Verizon. Perhaps people will just get smart and join the leader and always know they are getting the best wireless experience out there.
SellFone
SellFone
Sprint's the leader in...raising text rates.
Ahh good ole propaganda. To bad at&t is the leader in customer total, and T-Mobile is the leader is customer satisfaction. All Verizon leads is in cost of rate plans. And dont give me its the network bs, EVERYONE claims to have the best.
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No, it is not a matter of follow the leader, but rather, because of the Cell Phone Users Bill of Rights.
T-Mobile has more than done their share of innovation anyways, with hotspot@home and myFaves, along with just plain lower rates in general.
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T-Mobile has more than done their share of innovation anyways, with hotspot@home and myFaves, along with just plain lower rates in general.
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Verizon knew that introducing a prorated ETF would force other carriers to follow suit, which in turn allows customers from other carriers to port-in sooner to VZW, rather than later.
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All you darn fan boys get on my nerves! People pick carriers based on their wants and needs. I personally am not a fan of VZW. TMobile has better coverage in my area than VZW and their plans are fabulous. 😁
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what up babygirl? 😉
Current Customers
do current customers qualify for a prorated ETF even though they signed up before this was offered?Or is it only for contracts signed after this policy was put in place?
it also applies to contract renewal upon expiration
It is for everyone once they are close to the end of there contract. So if you contract is over in 3 months then you qualify, but if you got your contract last month then no you dont qualify.
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Man this sucks.. Hippie juice talk
Sprint Announces New Programs to Deliver Better Customer Experience
Sprint Announces New Programs to Deliver Better Customer Experience
No Contract Extensions for Rate Plan Changes, New Prorated ETFs
and Other Programs to Reward the Loyalty of Sprint Customers
OVERLAND PARK, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 7, 2007--Gone are the days when Sprint (NYSE:S) customers will be required to extend their contracts when changing their rate plans. Earlier this summer, Sprint became the first wireless carrier to give customers additional contract flexibility by extending its Right Plan Promise policy to six months. Beginning Monday, Nov. 12, as part of the company's pledge to enhance the overall customer experience, customers will have even more flexibility by being able to change their rate plans without having to r...
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No Contract Extensions for Rate Plan Changes, New Prorated ETFs
and Other Programs to Reward the Loyalty of Sprint Customers
OVERLAND PARK, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 7, 2007--Gone are the days when Sprint (NYSE:S) customers will be required to extend their contracts when changing their rate plans. Earlier this summer, Sprint became the first wireless carrier to give customers additional contract flexibility by extending its Right Plan Promise policy to six months. Beginning Monday, Nov. 12, as part of the company's pledge to enhance the overall customer experience, customers will have even more flexibility by being able to change their rate plans without having to r...
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VZW, ATT, and now T-Mobile... guess we're just waitin' on Sprint & Alltel to join the fun
See subject.
C'mon sprint what is the hold up? 🤣 your network is the bomb so certainly you can back it up!
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didn't VZW start prorating ETF's LAST year, not "earlier this year?"
coulda swore it was Nov. 1, 2006. hmmm....
