T-Mobile bumping per-text rates again

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Ado @ Jun 30th 2008 2:53PM

Does this mean we can end our service without an ETF?

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Curro CJ @ Jun 30th 2008 3:05PM

this change absolutely allows you cancel without ETF. You will need to "follow the instructions" on the notice ... but I haven't found any. My contract says I need to cancel with 14 days of my notice, but I don't know if that begins today, or when they mail me the notice.

Regardless, I'll be switching to the DeathStar on July 11th anyway for my iphone3G, which means I won't have to pay the $200 fee. Thanks T-mobile, it's been a great 5 years with ya! (I will miss their low rates and great customer service!)

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