AT&T Revamps ETF Policies
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You still pay too much...
If you go by the truest definition of "proration" then the term fee should adjust based upon equal amounts spread over contract term. With AT&T's new policy, if you cancel with 2 months remaining you still end up paying $125 Term Fee in a one year and $65 on a two year. The second amount is not that bad, unless you look at the idea proposed above. On a one year and cancelling at month 10 you would only pay roughly $30 and on a two year only about $15.00. They are still holding onto the idea that you have to recoup the device cost. You get less of a discount on a one year so there is less to recoup. Just proof that wireless carriers still hold onto ancient ideas and thoughts long after these have been proven bad business.
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ChaosApr 1, 2008, 10:37 AM
Hmm... AT&T doesn't offer one year contracts anymore...
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Sure they do. They also offer 0 year committment. It a comes down to how much you want to front for the device upfront.
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ChaosApr 1, 2008, 5:44 PM
No... they really don't.
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