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   Jeff, Jun 4th, 2004 @ 2:24pm

   
   

   What if you don't pay?

   Does anyone know what the negative consequences to NOT paying the early termination fee? Are there actual cases of negative impacts to credit scores for not paying the ETF?

    

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   RNR, Oct 24th, 2007 @ 2:15pm

   
   

   Early Termination when the subscriber really dies?

   If the subscriber is dead, can the provider (e.g. Hughes.net) charge an early termination fee to the wife of the subscriber? She does not want the internet at all, and has had to submit a copy of her husband's death certificate as well as a formal letter asking for the service to be terminated. They still want to charge her an early termination fee. Can they legally do this?

    

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   Charlie, Sep 29th, 2009 @ 10:43am

   
   

   Re: Early Termination when the subscriber really dies?

   Going through stuff now. They can go after the estate for the termination fee. I think its poor taste but the deceased entered into a contract and created a debt. The estate is responsible for the debts of the deceased.

    

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