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11-06-2009, 10:51 PM
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With any material change when it comes to wireless companies, it's almost expected that the other carriers will follow suit. Case in point: Verizon's decision to raise their ETF (early termination fee) to $350 for smartphones and other "high-end" devices. Within minutes of the announcement, Twitter and technology websites were buzzing about whether other carriers would pursue the same policy.
In a tweet (http://twitter.com/sprint/status/5460241843) from Sprint's official account today (seen in the picture above), the carrier confirmed that they aren't planning to make changes to their early termination fee. So, that's one down, two more to go (AT&T, T-Mobile). Anyone care to speculate on which direction they'll go?
Via: PhoneArena (http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/Sprint-holds-the-line-on-ETF-charges-article-a_7801.html)
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With any material change when it comes to wireless companies, it's almost expected that the other carriers will follow suit. Case in point: Verizon's decision to raise their ETF (early termination fee) to $350 for smartphones and other "high-end" devices. Within minutes of the announcement, Twitter and technology websites were buzzing about whether other carriers would pursue the same policy.
In a tweet (http://twitter.com/sprint/status/5460241843) from Sprint's official account today (seen in the picture above), the carrier confirmed that they aren't planning to make changes to their early termination fee. So, that's one down, two more to go (AT&T, T-Mobile). Anyone care to speculate on which direction they'll go?
Via: PhoneArena (http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/Sprint-holds-the-line-on-ETF-charges-article-a_7801.html)
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Read More From Source (http://feeds.phonedog.com/~r/phonedog_cellphoneblog/~3/762oryFqiQI/sprint-nope-we-re-not-raising-our-etf-to-match-verizon.aspx)