Returning an iPhone bought less 3 days ago. Will they cancel the 2 year commitment?

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  1. Rambwei, Aug 25, 2008

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    Meaning I can just revert back to my old phone and not be stuck with the $30/month charge or $175 early termination.
     
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  2. Cynicalone, Aug 25, 2008

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    Who is your wireless provider?

    AT&T gives you 30 day's to try out the network I believe.
     
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  3. Rambwei, Aug 25, 2008

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    Yes, I am on AT&T in the United States.
     
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  4. Cynicalone, Aug 25, 2008

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  5. ucfgrad93, Aug 25, 2008

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    They should. Most carriers allow either 14 or 30 days to return and cancel policies.
     
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  6. Rambwei, Aug 25, 2008

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    So I have to spend $105 (-$5 every month on the bill) to cancel something that I used for less than a week?
     
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  7. Cynicalone, Aug 25, 2008

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    Did you read that link I gave you? You should be out for little to no cost to you.
     
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  8. Opie, Aug 25, 2008

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    Should just have a restocking fee. No ETF or anything like that although they may charge you for the data and text used.
     
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  9. Rambwei, Aug 25, 2008

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    The iPhone also does have a jammed on/off button so I assume that will nullify the restocking fee. What I'm left with is if I'll have to pay the first month of $30 or anything like that.
     
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