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3 Replies Last post: Jan 5, 2009 10:55 PM by Tom_Diola

branjmb

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Jan 4, 2009

Jan 4, 2009 4:40 PM

ATT Switch-Over

I am a Verizon user. I am painfully waiting for my 10 more months of contract are up and I can switch to ATT. I know that canceling a plan is painfully expensive. But I just lost my cell phone yesterday snowboarding, and I don't want to get a new one just to last me 10 months.

Have any of you in my situation gotten an ATT service rep to "give you a deal" that made the switch-over much less painful? I really want to get on the iphone/att as soon as possible!

Let me know if there is some hope of getting a deal

thanks all.

Tom_Diola

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Oct 19, 2001

1. Jan 4, 2009 9:31 PM

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Re: ATT Switch-Over

It's Verizon you need to deal with not AT&T ... It's usually $175 to get out of the contract.
Looks like those guys on TV will be following you around for the next 10 months . . .

branjmb

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Jan 4, 2009

2. Jan 4, 2009 9:45 PM

in response to: Tom_Diola

Re: ATT Switch-Over

Well I would agree with you, but Verizon would not make it EASIER on me to get out of a contract.

What I'm hoping for is that an ATT dude is awesome enough to give me some discount or something or other to make the transition not as painful. Verizon wouldn't help me move over. They'd just tell me how much it is. If ATT could offer me something good I would pay the money to break the contract.

Tom_Diola

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Oct 19, 2001

3. Jan 5, 2009 10:55 PM

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Re: ATT Switch-Over

10 months isn't too long - November 5th, 2009... it could be worse like 24 months from now . . .

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