Even Death Won't Get You Out Of Early Termination Fees
from the early-termination-indeed dept
You know those early termination fees that the wireless carriers like to lock you into? An article on the sorts of complaints people have with their mobile phone providers includes the story of a man who died. When his wife tried to cancel his mobile phone service, she was told she needed to pay the "early termination" fee. Early termination, indeed. The rest of the article includes all of the typical complaints, and points out what everyone knows already: wireless customer service is dreadful and the wireless carriers know it.
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What if you don't pay?
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Early Termination when the subscriber really dies?
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