Sprint Officializes ETF Policy
Oct 31, 2008, 8:30 AM by Eric M. Zeman
Today Sprint announced the details of its new early termination fee policy. Beginning November 2, all new contracts or renewed contracts will have a $200 ETF that lasts for six months. After that, the ETF will drop by $10 each month the customer stays with the contract so that by the time they are 15 months into a contract, the ETF will be $100. The ETF can drop to as low as $50 before the end of a customer's contract. Service agreements signed prior to November 2 are not eligible for the pro-rated ETF.
Comments
Really Bad Move by Sprint ( again)
Verizon and ATT are laughing themselves all the way to the bank on this one.
AT&T and Verizon (especially Verizon) would be stupid to not take Sprint seriously as you who sell other carriers seem to do. Their plans are unbeatable when you consider 7PM nights and the everyt...
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IamTheGodfather said:
Verizon and ATT are laughing themselves all the way to the bank on this one.
This is a conjectured statement that in no way can be validated as having merit. This is a pure assumption by lack o...
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Ok,
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Can't I just renew?
Good Move