Before you sign away to transfer your (Telstra)service into another name.....

Check to make sure how much, if any, the termination fees will be.
Say, you put a couple of handsets on repayment plans in the past year
due to an upgrade or to replace a lost phone or whatever.
Telstra will transfer the current contracts only into the new
name(unless you agree to end it prior and accept the lump sum). The
other contract(s) , and some people have been known to have 3 or 4
handset contracts on the one number, will cancel completely and the
lump sum will appear in your next bill. Don't assume telstra will
credit these charges as a "system fault". These are valid charges.
Telstra will only credit charges on phone plans and mobile repayments
options (MRO)if a system fault has really occurred.

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That is correct. You can only have ONE standard (STND) MRO or phone
contract).

Any other MRO or phone contract that is PEN1'd will have the full ETC
applied.

"Spokes" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Check to make sure how much, if any, the termination fees will be.
> Say, you put a couple of handsets on repayment plans in the past year
> due to an upgrade or to replace a lost phone or whatever.
> Telstra will transfer the current contracts only into the new
> name(unless you agree to end it prior and accept the lump sum). The
> other contract(s) , and some people have been known to have 3 or 4
> handset contracts on the one number, will cancel completely and the
> lump sum will appear in your next bill. Don't assume telstra will
> credit these charges as a "system fault". These are valid charges.
> Telstra will only credit charges on phone plans and mobile repayments
> options (MRO)if a system fault has really occurred.
>