FREAKING LIERS!!!

@FILIPINOY79 Now i receive an email saying that I would only receive half the money I needed to pay off my last bill from the switcher program.

They don't pay your last bill, they pay your fees for canceling.  

• Did you turn in your phone that was on your Verizon bill?
• Have you paid all your AT&T bills on time?
• You turned in your last bill?
• What's the reason for only paying half?

This is the AT&T community forum (not AT&T support).

LOL, yeah I figure that out after the fact.  But it wasn't I was told by a AT&T representative when i switched, other wise i wouldn't have done it.  I guess it's ok for reps to lie to their customers.

The agreement was NEVER to pay off your entire last Verizon bill.  The reimbursement is only for the phone payments.  

Read the details.   BTW Verizon, T-mobile and Sprint all have the exact same offer and requirements. 

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@FILIPINOY79 wrote:

LOL, yeah I figure that out after the fact.  But it wasn't I was told by a AT&T representative when i switched, other wise i wouldn't have done it.  I guess it's ok for reps to lie to their customers.

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It's not. 

But read the darn agreement before you commit to a two year agreement and hope to have up to $650 in fees that you need to get reimbursed from the other company. 

As you said, it's after the fact. You can argue about what they said over and over, but 90 seconds on your smartphone and you could have looked it up before hand.

Yeah, it's business....i mean if they said otherwise i woudln't gone though with it.  I mean it is their goal to make money right.  No matter if the rep lied.

An educated consumer can't be fooled.  

All 4 major carriers had the same $650 offer this year.  They all worked the same way, same rules.  

T-mobile and Sprint have been doing switch offers for years, all with the same requirements and only a reimbursement of the ETF.

That was stated in the previous post, i'm just stating reps would do anything to make a sell.  I love how you insinuate that i'm not an educated.  I guess that's the mindset of the reps, treat all customers like they are dumb.

We all are allowed to get fooled once (who hasn't?). You know the old saying, fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me.  It sucks learning the hard way, but it won't happen again.

Next time you will research first.