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- 12-07-2005, 06:03 PM #16SMSGuest
Re: 11 Month Rollover
Elmo P. Shagnasty wrote:
> In article <[email protected]>,
> John Navas <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>>> 2. What the Service Agreement actually says (in part):
>>>>
>>>> In the event that we make such a change that has a material adverse
>>>> impact
>>>> (or other standard as may be required by law) on your rights or use of
>>>> the
>>>> Service, you may terminate the Agreement as described in the notice we
>>>> provide, and you will not be charged any cancellation fee. ... Any
>>>> change
>>>> will take effect by your next billing cycle, and your continued use of
>>>> the
>>>> Service will be deemed to constitute your express consent to the
>>>> changes.
>>>>
>>>> We may send you notices by mail or electronic means, in our sole
>>>> discretion. Notices to you shall be effective 1) 3 days following the
>>>> date
>>>> deposited in the U.S. Mail or delivered to a nationally recognized
>>>> courier
>>>> or delivery service to your address as kept in our files and/or 2)
>>>> immediately upon our transmission using an electronic means such as
>>>> e-mail
>>>> or text messaging service.
>>> So: the change is effective immediately, as per the above paragraph.
>>>
>>> So it's up to you to notice it and take action to stop it.
>> You obviously have a reading comprehension problem.
>
> John, the ONLY person in this newsgroup who has a reading comprehension
> problem is you.
What's the big deal here? Technically it is 11 months not 12 months. As
far as the option to terminate without charge, one thing that seems
unfair is that you're stuck with the equipment you bought, often locked
to your carrier, because they changed the terms on you.
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