Individuals on T-Mobile can no longer charge the upgrade fee to their accounts
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In a move to collect some operating cash, T-Mobile USA will ask for your credit or debit card when upgrading your phone through Customer Care. Mesmerized by that upcoming T-Mobile Vibrant? If you qualify for an Equipment Installment Plan, you'll again have to pay the upgrade fee and the shipping costs along with the first installment.
The move comes for individual customers only, corporate and government accounts are not affected. According to the source, this change is being made in order to bring consistency with the policy used by FlexPay and the retail locations.
source: WMExperts
The move comes for individual customers only, corporate and government accounts are not affected. According to the source, this change is being made in order to bring consistency with the policy used by FlexPay and the retail locations.
source: WMExperts
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3 Comments
2. remixfa posted on 30 Jun 2010, 10:15 0 0
bah, when u get it in store, you always had to pay the upgrade fee up front. no big deal
3. Whateverman posted on 30 Jun 2010, 11:14 0 0
Verizon doesn't charge upgrade fees unless you do an early upgrade. Meaning you upgrade before you are eligible.
