how long do i have to cancle my service
i got the G1 and two year service im still under my 30 day can i cancle my phone service with them or will i get charged??
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T-Mobile's Return Policy (via their website)
Handset Return and Cancellation Policy
For T-Mobile.com, 1-877-387-4324, and 1-800-T-MOBILE sales and activations only:
You may cancel Service without paying a cancellation fee within the Return Period, which is 20 calendar days from the date of your order (30 days in CA). During the Return Period, you can cancel Service for any reason so long as you: (a) contact us to cancel Service; and (b) return with proof of purchase, any product purchased from T-Mobile.com, 1-877-387-4324, or 1-800-T-MOBILE in connection with your activation of Service. Even if you cancel Service and/or return your product, you must pay all Service and other charges incurred prior to cancellation or return. A product ...
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Handset Return and Cancellation Policy
For T-Mobile.com, 1-877-387-4324, and 1-800-T-MOBILE sales and activations only:
You may cancel Service without paying a cancellation fee within the Return Period, which is 20 calendar days from the date of your order (30 days in CA). During the Return Period, you can cancel Service for any reason so long as you: (a) contact us to cancel Service; and (b) return with proof of purchase, any product purchased from T-Mobile.com, 1-877-387-4324, or 1-800-T-MOBILE in connection with your activation of Service. Even if you cancel Service and/or return your product, you must pay all Service and other charges incurred prior to cancellation or return. A product ...
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That is for activations or upgrades done through the phone or online. Sales done through the retail store (outside of California) is 14 days. You will only be charged a pro-rated amount for however many days you used the phone.
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No law in CA. This is simply the carrier's choice. But their choice to do this was influenced by a short-lived law passed in 2005. The law provided for a 30 day return period. The carriers successfully lobbied for changes to the law, the law was repealed, but then never put back on the books. The carriers decided to continue to 30 return period to avoid having laws passed that restrict their business decisions, and so far it's worked.
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