T-Mobile says "me too," gives in to prorated ETFs -- next year

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Roger Alford @ Nov 7th 2007 6:47PM

This new ETF Prorate will only take effect for NEW customers signing on to T-Mobile, or those wishing to RESIGN a 1 or 2 year contract, provided the original contract is completed.

Phone upgrade and rate plan changes that restart a contract will not be part of the new ETF fee, unless the original contract deadline is passed. Then your fee is $200, and lowers by $9 each month on a 2 year or $17 per month on a 1 year, there after.

Those currently in contract will not be able to get out of contract sooner.

This information I have is coming from TWO managers from T-Mobile, who work near the Bellevue HQ.

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