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本帖最后由 piyopiyo81 于 2014-10-22 12:15 编辑
说白了你就是想黑ATT呗 用T-mobile或Sprint做垫背呗
你需要预先交违约金给ATT后提供final bill给T-mobile或Sprint
你需要trade-in你的手机并把手机号码转到T-Mobile
How does it work? What does the process look like? How do customers receive their credits?
Customers currently under contract with another carrier are eligible to have their early termination fees reimbursed when they switch to T-Mobile and trade-in their device (ETF up to $350 per line up to 10 lines). It’s two simple steps.
When porting their number they can trade-in their current phones and tablets at any participating T-Mobile location and receive a trade-in credit based on the market value for each, which can be applied towards a new device purchase.
Then, when they get their final bill listing their ETF amounts, they simply send it to T-Mobile or submit it online at switch2tmobile.com, and within 8 weeks they receive a Visa® Prepaid Card covering their ETF amount up to $350 per line. The amount paid will not be more than the ETF amount the customers’ previous carriers charge for the type of device traded-in.
Why can’t customers bring their own devices?
When customers trade in their device, it is really a win-win for both the customer and T-Mobile. A device trade-in provides consumers some initial credit to help with new device purchase or startup costs like down payment, devices taxes, or accessories. For T-Mobile, we still see value in the devices consumers no longer want.
If I am currently financing my phone through another carrier (i.e. Next, Edge, One Up), am I still eligible for the offer?
This offer wouldn’t apply to you because if you are financing a device through that type of program, you typically would not be subject to early termination fees for switching. You’d simply pay off your device then switch.
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