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Where are our thumbs-up photos?
Where are our thumbs-up photos?
i figured out something bloody obvious last time i had to change my service plan with t-mobile. After we narrowed down the plan options and she kept FLOGGINg unlimited nights and weekends (the are the times i turn OFF my cell) I said 'which plan does NOT include a contract?' and she said oh the one without the unlimited nights and weekends. answer=yes.
thanks that will be the one i'm taking.
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I got out of my Verizon Wireless contract with a year left on it by telling them I moved to a basement apartment where I couldn't get coverage, it was my only phone, and I'm a sole proprietor who needs to be able to always have cell service. It took a few calls and a supervisor, but I got out of the contract.
They wouldn't let me keep my phone number, however, so I kept reminding them that as a sole proprietor I couldn't afford to lose my number. They relented. And I wasn't lying about my situation.
I have tried to cancel my contract over the last 2 days, as my Company has given me a Cingular phone (Blackberry).
I tried contacting customer service, and visiting the store to cancel. They have told me twice that I need to pay the $175.
Since they have logged my requests, can I still do this strategy (admin fees or text fees)?
I needed to avoid paying $375 in \"pro-rated\" early termination fees on my \"family plan\" so I posted my cellphone plan on www.adioswireless.com and found someone to take it over. It did take 3weeks and a $19.95 \"match fee\" but it's gone
I got out of two Verizon contracts that were almost 10 years old. I started out arguing the text-massage fee increase, but I got a supervisor who must have been informed by management to be an incorrigible rude a-hole. I got so fed up with this jerk that I ended the call and promised myself to give it a shot the following day. I spent the rest of that afternoon scouring this web-site and found a very small blurb about Verizon raising their Admin fee on the February bill. I called back the next day and got out of the contracts without an ETF with no problem. I'm now a proud Cingular customer.........for now.