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T-Mobile To Increase Regulatory Fee, Doesn’t Allow You To Exit Contract

T-Mobile To Increase Regulatory Fee, Doesn’t Allow You To Exit Contract Word has gotten out that T-Mobile has been sending out notices like the one seen in the image above regarding an upcoming increase in T-Mobile's Regulatory Programs Fee. While plenty of you have emailed in the last 24 hours with hopes this might give you an escape from your T-Mobile contract we don't believe that is the case. T-Mobile's dedicated page to... Read more »

Sprint Targeting T-Mobile Customers Unhappy With AT&T Deal?

Sprint Targeting T-Mobile Customers Unhappy With AT&T Deal? I've been going back and forth on writing this all day even so it was sent my way last night. At first glance it appears as though Sprint is prepared to grab up all the T-Mobile customers it can between now and July 23rd, 2011. If for some reason the AT&T/T-Mobile deal doesn't go through customers who ported into Sprint during that timeframe will be allowed... Read more »

T-Mobile Changes Early Termination Policy

T-Mobile Changes Early Termination Policy Last week, T-Mobile modified its Early Termination Fees (ETF) policy. Customers will no longer be able to cancel service without an ETF when moving out of a T-Mobile coverage area or overseas. This policy went into effect February 8th and will not affect customers who cancelled service (without paying the ETF) before February 8th. Additionally, this new policy... Read more »

Google Reduces Nexus One “Equipment Recovery Fee”

Google Reduces Nexus One “Equipment Recovery Fee” The FCC has been eye-balling the four major U.S. carriers regarding Early Termination Fee's and when Google dropped their bombshell, it certainly raised some eyebrows. Thankfully, Google has thought twice about their own ERF on the Nexus One. Starting today, Google has reduced the "Equipment Recovery Fee" on the HTC Nexus One from $350 to $150. While its... Read more »

Changes In Pricing Plan Overages Coming September 1

Changes In Pricing Plan Overages Coming September 1 Bringing pack Catherine Zeta Jones to spearhead your MobileMakeover campaign is a mighty fine idea and T-mobile, we thank thank thank you for doing so. That being said, it appears as though everything can’t be sunshine and rainbows. Word came down yesterday that starting July 27th, customers will start receiving snail mail notifications stating that effective... Read more »