how do i get on the prorated termination fees?
i assume this is for new contracts and renewals? and when does this take effect?
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PhoneScoop had the info on this before I've even heard a thing from my reps. I forwarded the story to them and haven't heard back, which means they probably didn't even know.
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According to the accounts, what I read including market watch they said “Lower cost of canceling
Wireless customers in the U.S. are generally required to sign up for one- or two-year plans, with early-termination fees typically set at $175 to $200. When they want to alter monthly plans, customers are usually required to extend their current contract or enter a new one.
Under AT&T's new approach, the early-termination fee would be progressively reduced over the life of the plan. It would apply "early in 2008" to new and current customers who sign one- or two-year contracts.
Spokesman Mark Siegel said AT&T has not yet determined how much the fee would decline. The company will inform customers shortly before the change takes effect,...
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Wireless customers in the U.S. are generally required to sign up for one- or two-year plans, with early-termination fees typically set at $175 to $200. When they want to alter monthly plans, customers are usually required to extend their current contract or enter a new one.
Under AT&T's new approach, the early-termination fee would be progressively reduced over the life of the plan. It would apply "early in 2008" to new and current customers who sign one- or two-year contracts.
Spokesman Mark Siegel said AT&T has not yet determined how much the fee would decline. The company will inform customers shortly before the change takes effect,...
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The Way that Cellular One works is that it is $20.00 per month for the remainder of the contract.
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That's the way at&t had it, while it was still Cingular, in the CARE markets for quite awhile.
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