In response to Verizon Wireless' unpopular announcement that it will double its cancellation fees for smart phone subscribers, Sprint Nextel took the opportunity to say it would not be following suit. Instead, Sprint... [read full story]
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Verizon Wireless has announced plans to double the early termination fee for users of smartphones, from $175 to $350 USD for those that cancel their contracts early. Verizon spokesman Jim Gerace says the move should begin on...
By CNET Saturday, November 7, 2009 Beginning Nov. 15, Verizon subscribers looking to get out of their smart-phone contracts early will pay $350 for the privilege. That early-termination fee is double the current one, but...
by John Paczkowski, AllThingsD Beginning Nov. 15, Verizon subscribers looking to get out of their smart-phone contracts early will pay $350 for the privilege. That early-termination fee is double the current one, but Verizon...
by John Paczkowski, AllThingsD Beginning Nov. 15, Verizon subscribers looking to get out of their smart-phone contracts early will pay $350 for the privilege. That early-termination fee is double the current one, but Verizon...
Verizon doubling early termination fees - It's called lock-in, folks: The tactic that works by ensuring that once you sign on with a product or a company, you have virtually no way to escape. You're stuck for life. Apple does...
Mobile phone carrier Verizon Wireless has recently announced a rather disturbing move, namely the doubling of early termination fees, a decision that the operator says has been taken due to the higher prices smartphones have...
With any material change when it comes to wireless companies, it's almost expected that the other carriers will follow suit. Case in point: Verizon's decision to raise their ETF (early termination fee) to $350 for smartphones...
By Patrick Barnard, Senior Web Editor, TMCnet Meanwhile, the other top three top carriers – AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile -- are sticking with their current fees, at least for now. Verizon insists the decision is justified because...
is getting quite a lot of bad press over its decision to double its early termination fees—or the amount of money you pay if you break your contract early. In advance of the carrier's latest smartphones going on sale today, it...
Verizon Wireless ( NYSE: VZ ) is getting quite a lot of bad press over its decision to double its early termination fees—or the amount of money you pay if you break your contract early. In advance of the carrier’s latest...
