I'd believe it
Not true. Got them to pay off my EFT of $600 from AT&T, and then some.
I don't see why people don't believe it. I don't see a reason why someone like kmichalec would invent something like this...if it didn't happen he woulnd't just make it up.
I'm inclined to believe it. I'm sure they will not just hand you the credit...you need to do some negotiations...remember you are dealing with a corporation. As good as they maybe, their ultimate goal is to make as much money as they can, so they will try to discourage the idea of people expecting credit for ETF. however if you explain to them that in the long run they will make money with you, they ll do it. I remember a friend who had ETF paid by verizon for some other carrier...
so the concept is not totally mysterious....
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Not true at all. I managed to get them to credit me $1000 for 6 lines I brought over from AT&T.
again I'm inclined to believe it. I don't see why poeple would say it here if it didn't happen...it's not like they are going into the effort just for the fun of it...
I'll give it a try and see what happens...I m bringing a lot of lines to T-mobile
even if they refuse that would not mean the other guys lied, it just means they may have had more flexible or nice reps/managers or that store was desperate for sale or whatever other reasons...this is business a lot of things fluctuate
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Nope. They won't give you a dime. There's no incentive to. Before when they had contracts, maybe, but no way now. What's to stop you from moving to another carrier a month or two after they pay your ETF?
I can give you an example in the past ATT told me the activation fees are sacred from God inscribed in the bible, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights
and yet after some back and fourth they ended up waiving them it was 5 lines total at $35 per line that 's $175 for something that I think is totally ridiculous
I buy a phone I expect to use it, it's implied....what would I do with it if I refuse to pay activation fees and you don't activate it? it s like someone selling you a laptop without screen...telling this laptop is only $200 but if you want the screen you need to pay another $300...
the point being is a lot of this stuff is non-sense and with a good effort and positive attitude you can manage to get rid of it