I'm not for committing fraud, however I don't believe that a cell phone company should hold you to your contract when you have truly next to non-existent coverage. If that's the case and you never, EVER want to have service with ATT ever again, (I mean NEVER) then there is one thing you could do that is probably fail-proof. At least, it was at T-mo when I worked there. You could tell them you died. Seriously. At t-mobile, if you told them the customer died they would immediately cancel your service, no ETF, apologize for your loss, and blacklist your SSN. You wouldn't ever be able to get service with them again, but it certainly solves the ETF issue.
But, I am betting that all the OP really wants is to obtain iPhones for use on T-mobile for cheap all the time; this would kinda put the brakes on that.
But, I am betting that all the OP really wants is to obtain iPhones for use on T-mobile for cheap all the time; this would kinda put the brakes on that.