Hi all. I just got this weekend an email from AT&T with new terms of
service. I've read before that if the carrier changes your terms and you
are on contract, you have the right to tell them you don't agree with
these terms and you would like to cancel. If you cancel because they
changed the terms of service I think you don't have to pay the early
termination fee since you would be canceling on the grounds of the
changed terms. I'm no lawyer, but this makes sense to me because I think
in the fine-print that most people don't read it might state that you
have the right to cancel if you don't agree. By doing nothing and
continuing to use the services basically gives your agreement to
continue using the service.
Thoughts? Ideas?
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