cancellation fee

I really want to switch carriers. However, i don't want to pay the $200
cancellation fee. My contract isn't up until November. Is there any way to
avoid the cancellation fee? My carrier is T-Mobile. Now you know why i
wanna switch. Surely there must be a scam to get around their scam!

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What carrier are you switching to?

"Heather Pietrzak via CellPhoneKB.com" <forum@CellPhoneKB.com> wrote in
message news:0da901c78cdc447490b144feb6597928@CellPhoneKB.com...
> I really want to switch carriers. However, i don't want to pay the $200
> cancellation fee. My contract isn't up until November. Is there any way to
> avoid the cancellation fee? My carrier is T-Mobile. Now you know why i
> wanna switch. Surely there must be a scam to get around their scam!
>
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> Message posted via http://www.cellphonekb.com

In message <0da901c78cdc447490b144feb6597928@CellPhoneKB.com> "Heather
Pietrzak via CellPhoneKB.com" <forum@CellPhoneKB.com> wrote:

> I really want to switch carriers. However, i don't want to pay the $200
>cancellation fee. My contract isn't up until November. Is there any way to
>avoid the cancellation fee? My carrier is T-Mobile. Now you know why i
>wanna switch. Surely there must be a scam to get around their scam!

What "scam"? The scam of holding you to the contract that you willingly
signed?


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