Sprint Shortens Return Policy from 30 Days to 14 Days
Statement from Sprint
• Refund the device purchase price (as long as device is complete and undamaged)
• Refund the activation/upgrade fee (if service is cancelled within 3 days of activation)
• Waive the Early Termination Fee (ETF) (as long as the device is returned)
• A Restocking Fee will apply for device exchanges, except for upgrades going to previously owned and activated devices.
The Sprint ...
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Sprint, we don't want you to be in line with other carriers, we want you to be unique!
Dreyfous23 said:
This violates the law in California when it comes to returns. It's a business law here in California that customers have 30 days to return an item they dislike. Will this apply in California?
You bring up a good point. I wonder what will happen...
Small Thougts from a humble worker
It will not effect neither California, or Hawaii.
State Law > Sprint.
Also I can say I don't condone these changes 😢
Now...
I get a new phone just as fast on Verizon.
For about $5 more than the same options on Sprint I don't get unlimited data but with my discount options I can get 5GB (likely more than I will ever use).
And, I guess I will just have to live without the Google Voice integration...hate that one but while it is nice it doesn't by itself ...
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fyrmedic02 said:
Verizon Wireless found some loophole and was able to establish a 14 day return policy in California. Verizon and Best Buy both confirmed this.
That's because Verizon is the DEVIL!!!!!!
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