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Curve 2 in the works. Well today we have gotten the official word from Verizon Wireless and Sprint announcing the Blackberry Curve 8530 smartphone. Seems like all of the Blackberry Curve 2 talk was ...
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Sprint Defies Verizon, Will Not Raise ETF
Unwired View —
... every other wireless provider to follow suit. So far, 1 out of the other 3 major carriers has stepped up to the plate and rejected that notion.
That particular carrier is Sprint. Today it officially announced that there will be no change to its ETF policy in regards to this measure.
Sprint’s current ETF is set at $200 with it eventually decreasing to $50 when you are far enough through your contract.
via Sprint’s Official Twitter ...
Sprint: No plans to increase early termination fees
Gadgetell —
... and the fees are still being prorated depending on what is left on your contract. Which means those looking to cancel an agreement with Sprint can expect to pay an ETF as high as $200 or as low as $50 if you are in month 19 or higher in your two year agreement.
So, basically nothing is new with the policy, but at the same time it is nice to see that there will not be any ripple coming down from the recent Verizon Wireless announcement.
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