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ETF if switching to cricket?
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If at&t owns cricket now, do I still have to pay an early termination fee for switching to cricket before my at&t contract is up?
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If at&t owns cricket now, do I still have to pay an early termination fee for switching to cricket before my at&t contract is up?
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MicCheck
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10 years ago
Yes, if you want to end your contract early, whether to go to a different carrier or switch to an AT&T own no-contract service, you will owe any applicable ETF.
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sandblaster
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10 years ago
I am pretty sure you would since Cricket is like gophone, it is prepaid and no contract. If they let you switch without paying the ETF, nothing would stop your from cancelling cricket.
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Frodoman
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kdfederer
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8 years ago
AT&T has all no contract plans now. If you want to buy a phone, you have to pay full price over 30 months NEXT plan.
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Frodoman
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Frodoman
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formerlyknownas
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8 years ago
Next is an installment purchase of a phone. You can purchase a $700 phone, divided into as many as 30 payments, paying only sales tax upfront. $700 / 30 = $23.33 each month on top of service cost.
ATT also has Gophone service, which requires you buy phones at full cost, just like Cricket.
You get more data for your money with prepaid, but your get first in line service with ATT.
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