Does anyone know if I can get out of my contract if I have the sidekick? Thanks.

im also wondering about the Sidekick users,

im plaing to Port my number to a pre paid at&t till something good comes out.

but i wanted to keep the internet service on the sidekick...is that possible?...i dont think it is but ill ask..

Simple to call and cancel. Just ask for Doug (CS Rep) and site the terms of the contract.

Best.


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Scotty2Hottie said:is there anything that would help a unlimited text user get out?

Logically speaking.. Does an increase in messaging rates adversely affect you? You have unlimited text so even if they raised it to $5/msg, you are still unaffected.

I have a 4-line fam plan expiring this Dec. Both CSR's I spoke to confirmed I could cancel without ETF after doing some research (or pretending to as I'm sure I wasn't the first one to call). The problem is Tmobile service works out the best for me (for being a Navy employee 1-yr contract and 12% monthly discount). I asked for new phones without extending the contract (or extending another year) or switch to month to month plan but the CSR refused. She even refused to xfer me to Customer Retention as I have less than 10 mos under the contract. I know that's all BS. Has anyone tried?

today is my last day to cancel. cancelled mine. hopefully i can port that number to prepaid

khatru said:Guess what guys... I cancelled 3 lines after confirmation with the csr rep.
AND IN MY APRIL BILL I SEE THREE $200 charges bringing my bill to $6xx
WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What are my options besides pleading with tmobile. My account is notated with all dialogue regarding this issue.

I had that happen to me when I cancelled. Just call and ask them to credit the ETF fee. If you made sure that there was a note on your account that you won't pay ETF you should be ok.

here are the prices i was offered.
samsung stripe: $79.99 for 2 yr contract. $130 for 1 yr contract
nokia 6133: $69.99 for 2 yr contract. $139.99 for 1 yr contract.

the contract dates start from the day today and are not extensions to the previous end date.

no samsung t619 available. apparently it's only available on the website now as it's being discontinued.

I called up T-Mobile today and explained to them about the new "terms & conditions" that were sent with my previous billing statement. Intially the CSR said that she can sign me up for a messaging plan and I refused and ask her about cancellation. After doing some research found out that I was eligible for ETF waiver and I have put that as a note on my acct.

I am all set for the launch of iPhone next month and will wait and see if I decide to go for that.

I am first time posting so please help

I called Tmobile on Monday May 7th, 2007 to cancel my Tmobile contract plan for hiking the text messaging prices, they said last day was on Friday May 4th, 2007. Is that True for the last day?

Any other way I can cancel my plan without paying cancellation fees of $200?