New Sprint T&C Change? Cancel without ETF?

[myr707]

It seems like Sprint has changed their Terms and Conditions again (according to SD - I did not get my bill yet).
Anyone have experience canceling service without paying the Early Termination Fee? How can I still keep my number? Thanks

[dd321]

It seems like Sprint has changed their Terms and Conditions again (according to SD - I did not get my bill yet).
Anyone have experience canceling service without paying the Early Termination Fee? How can I still keep my number? Thanks

bec they changed the T & C they have to let you cancel without a ETF?

[Bostener]

bec they changed the T & C they have to let you cancel without a ETF?

Yes, when one side in a contract changes the terms the other side doesn't have to go along with it, they have the option to leave.

[dd321]

Yes, when one side in a contract changes the terms the other side doesn't have to go along with it, they have the option to leave.

where u getting that from?

[churnbabychurn]

where u getting that from?

people have successfully avoided ETF this way in the past.

[Bostener]

where u getting that from?

Reb Kugel Esser,
Use your mind a little bit.
If one party to a contract changes the terms of the contract can they force the other party to accept it???

[dsw193]

Is this it?

http://www.gottabemobile.com/2013/06/17/sprint-lte-etf-wimax/

[yyg]

What's the fees if u drop in middle the 2yr contract?

[myr707]

What's the fees if u drop in middle the 2yr contract?

I think it depends on if you have a smartphone or regular phone, and number of lines.

Here is a link with the contract changes highlighted http://www.diffchecker.com/ffc4zgda
Anyone have experience with this?

[dd321]

Reb Kugel Esser,
Use your mind a little bit.
If one party to a contract changes the terms of the contract can they force the other party to accept it???

depends if old terms included that "terms might change " and hence your aware.
I doubt u read through the whole T&C...

Any1 have any luck getting ETF waived?

[myr707]

It seems like its very YMMV. I'm wondering if I should try that or just calling and saying how my service is terrible, and I can't have a normal phone conversation (which is true). Would I have any chance of them letting out because of that?

[yyg]

I think it depends on if you have a smartphone or regular phone, and number of lines.

Here is a link with the contract changes highlighted http://www.diffchecker.com/ffc4zgda
Anyone have experience with this?

I've called sprint they want $150 for each phone I have 2 phones not smart phones

[judahk88]

I am switching from Sprint in middle of contract to Verizon. Did not do it yet, but I will give an update with what happens. I have an Iphone.