ETF...Porting...and OLD handset?

That will not work in this case. It is the 2nd line on our account, and we are cancelling the second line.  That person would have to take over my number/line and I am keeping the 2nd line phone number.  That's the reason for the port and not simply just a line cancellation.

Just to update, I have now ported out my number...and decided to port out both numbers.  (No longer with AT&T.)  Since I have not received my final bill in the mail yet....I do not know the full amount that the ETF will be.  

So, my question is this...since I now have new service and phones, can I now SELL my ATT phones with no problem?  If, for example, I don't pay the ETF fee, could ATT come back at a later date and put some kind of "lock" on the phone, thereby messing up the person I sold it to?

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@billw31601 wrote:

Just to update, I have now ported out my number...and decided to port out both numbers.  (No longer with AT&T.)  Since I have not received my final bill in the mail yet....I do not know the full amount that the ETF will be.  

 

So, my question is this...since I now have new service and phones, can I now SELL my ATT phones with no problem?  If, for example, I don't pay the ETF fee, could ATT come back at a later date and put some kind of "lock" on the phone, thereby messing up the person I sold it to?

 

 

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they will not blacklist it as mentioned but they will flag your credit and send the unpaid amount to a collection agency.

As far as the final bill, it will not be pro-rated and the etf is variable depending on phone and number of completed billing cycles. ETFs will be charged on each line under active contract.

Smart phone

325.00 - (10.00 * number of completed billing cycles)

example 10 months billed and payed for at time of cancelation

325.00 - 100.00 = 225.00

Basic Phone

150.00 - (4.00 * number of completed billing cycles)

example 10 months billed and payed for at time of cancelation

150.00 - 40.00 = 110.00