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  1. Adrie409, Oct 9, 2012

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    So i stopped paying my bill for my phone and they cut my line and I sold my iPhone to my friend and she said that she couldn't activate her line to the phone I sold her because she said its still activated what can I do to help her activate her line to the iPhone I sold her because they charge to much to actually cancel a line and it doesn't even have a line anymore on it please help?
     
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  2. r.j.s, Oct 9, 2012

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    Who did you have service through?
     
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  3. sjinsjca, Oct 9, 2012

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    I'd surmise you are still under contract and within the subsidy payback term. If so, the phone isn't fully yours yet.
     
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  4. LapsangSouchong, Oct 9, 2012

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    This would be my guess too.

    (and you're damaging your credit by not paying your bill. Just sayin...)
     
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  5. Vizin, Oct 9, 2012
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  6. r.j.s, Oct 9, 2012

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    My guess is slightly different - if you have Sprint or Verizon, and stop paying your bill, they put a block on the ESN, and that phone cannot be activated on any other network until the bill/ETF is paid.
     
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  7. braddick, Oct 9, 2012

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    I think you're right.

    On a related note:
    It was only yesterday people would have been ashamed to admit so freely to breaking contracts- their word.

    Seems to come easily today for some.
     
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  8. Vizin, Oct 9, 2012
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