AT&T To Impose Early Cancellation Charge On iPhone
- June 22nd, 2007
- 2 Comments
Thinking about getting an iPhone, unlocking it, then jetting across the street to T-Mobile? Better think twice before doing that friend, ’cause AT&T is out to nail you with a hefty fine for backing out of your agreement with them. Despite the iPhone not being a subsidized item for AT&T, the company still will charge you $175 for terminating your contract early. Sucky, I know.
Like I’ve said in the past, AT&T needs to retain these iPhone customers that will swarm stores next week. Imposing a cancellation fee of that caliber sucks, but it’s how the world works. No word if customers with existing accounts will be subject to the fee.
AT&T to impose $175 early iPhone cancelation fee [Apple Insider]
Brooke (Who am I?)
1 year ago
Pff, $175 is nothing. I had to drop $330 to cancel my Roger’s plan due to unfortunate circumstances up in Canada.
Griffon (Who am I?)
1 year ago
I don’t get it, the apple stores won’t be selling plans or activation it sounds like so how would you be locked in? I’m not sure a charge like that would stand up in court anyway on a non subsidized item (they wouldn’t be able to show harm).