Unhappy with your wireless Provider? United States T-Mobile users, pay close attention to this post!

Unhappy with your wireless Provider?
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You often ask Crickee Team for information about how to leave your wireless provider without ETF (Early Termination Fee).

There are few solutions. Last month we introduced you CellSwapper (remember! ).
As far as we know, an other way is to pay close attention to the fine print in any contract updates your carrier sends you.

If you are an US T-mobile user, read this post quickly and act! You only have until tomorrow June 1!

As explained via Intomobile, T-mobile US is planning to increase SMS text messaging rates as of June 1 of 2007. "This is usually sufficient grounds to cancel your service contract without an ETF, but this time it's a little different - T-mobile is increasing the per-message SMS rates while decreasing the MMS rates. Still, T-mobile Terms of Service (TOS) clearly outlines your right to cancel your contract - it's all about how you approach it."

Follow step by step the way Intomobile suggests, your own experience may vary, but these general guidelines should help you navigate through the maze of smoke and mirrors that is T-mobile's retention policy.

Please, let us know the result. Good luck! Be adamant about your rights, and hold your ground!

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