I have a contract with Solo Mobile, and i want out! They recently stated on my bill that they are changing roaming fees, would this fall under the material adverse clause?? Thanks!

i have been with t-mobile forever and really cannot complain about our plan. But I can complain about the phones we have.
Many times you can call my husbands phone and it will ring once. then I can hear him but he has no idea i am on the phone. Hanging up and trying again just results in the same. T-Mobile seems unable to figure out what is wrong. If I want a differnt phone I have to wait till we can upgrade. How i get out of the last year of our contract?

I'm a fed-up verizon wireless customer. I think they have awful practices and customer service. I believe their only concern in how much money they can get me to pay them (in ever increasing amounts). I want to cancel my plan and will do so within the week. I have 8 months left on my plan. If I drop my additional wireless phone line and then drop to the lowest cost plan they have (without any frills), it would cost me 39.99 (really about $46 or so after all the bogus fees and charges) per month. With 8 months left in my contract, that is $368.00. I'm going to pay the $175 termination fee. It will take $193 away from verizon in fees they would have otherwise received from me. But this still burns me badly. But I guarantee you one thing. I will make Verizon pay for this.

How?
I will warn everyone I know about their bogus termination fee and other ever increasing fees. I will tell everyone who can wait, to wait until their contract expires and then dump verizon for a better plan, any better plan ( no cell, another carrier, pre-paid, whatever). I rushed into this contract without common sense. I should have seen that any termination fee is not in my best interest. It was a damn painful lesson. And I learned it. It cost me money. It stinks but I can guarantee you it will not happen to me again (in any contract I sign in future).

End your contract. Dump Verizon and when ever you see the verizon logo. Trash them to who ever will listen. This is how to combat these big companies.
Hey Verizon..."Can YOU hear me now?"

I just noticed this today (04/04/2009) on my verizon bill. As of 05/03/2009, they will be changing the way video and picture messaging applies. If you are on the pay-as-you-go plan, If you send a video or picture message to multiple recipients, it will charge you once for EACH recipient. If you already have a messaging bundle, it will use up ONE of your allotted messages PER recipient. If you exceed your bundle plan or are on the pay-as-you-go plan, you will be charged $0.25 per recipient.

This might be grounds for getting out of your contract using the "materially adverse" clause. I haven't tried it yet, but I'd like to hear other people's experiences.

I have been a loyal customer with t-mobile now for five years and have been trying to get out of this contract for about a year now. Speaking of which this is a three line plan that is completely unlimited. There are not really any changes to my account other than the usage charges as well as the listing; other charges which is completely different every month and i have paper copies to prove it. Does this apply to the "materially adverse" clause or is there anything else i can do to get out? I have been noticing a decrease in my coverage and i can't even use my phone inside my own home now, I have been there for six years so i highly doubt it has anything to do with the home. Someone please offer me some assistance here because this is driving me nuts, and i've had it, I WANT SOME BUTTS!

I want out of my Alltel contract w/o ETC. Can the merger with Verizon be a Material Adverse Clause? Does anyone know of any recent changes in Alltel billing so I can get out of my plan?

It's been alleged that Sprint had extended its deadline to March 15, 2009, for its customers to object to a cost increase to its Administrative Charge, which gives the customers the right to cancel their Sprint contract prior to expiration without incurring the hefty ETFs. Does anyone know where I might be able to verify and confirm such information to be official and factual?
On March 11, 2009, I spent 2 HOURS AND 10 MINUTES on the Sprint Online Chat conferring with three different Customer Service Reps. to voice my disagreement to the rate increase, and to cancel our contract, which still has another 8 months to go, before the extended deadline. They all advised me that I was misinformed and that Sprint did not make such an extended deadline, and that customers were allowed a 30 day window to cancel without penalty. It should be pointed out that 4 months into our new contract suspicious charges started to appear on my monthly statements, where Sprint assessed long distance charges averaging $20.40 additionnally for calls made locally; as well as mobil-to-mobil charges. I wonder how many 100,000s customers get fleeced by Sprint this way?
Can anyone please provide me with the answers I am looking for?
Thanks.

i understand AT&T is buying out Centennial Wireless. Does that material adverse my contract?

I just saw Centennial wireless went from 5 to 10 dollars in late fees. Can I cancel?

Does anyone have any idea if there have been changes in Verizon Wireless' contracts in the last month or two that would allow me to get out of an ETF under the "materially adverse changes" clause?
I've heard rumors of an increased administrative charge starting Jan. 1, 2009, but I can't find anything to back up that it really exists.

I had a corporate discount on my Verizon account, however no longer work for that company so the discount no longer applies. This was an 18% discount so obviously it has material impact to me. Does anyone know if I could use this as cause to get out of my contract under the "Materially Adverse" clause?

This really does work. I talked to Sprint just today abotu the Admin. fee increase going into affect on Jan 1, 2009. Here is what I was told, "If you see a notice on your bill you will have 30 days from that bill." So, people... you need to do this NOW if you're going to do it. Also, Sprint confirmed this is grounds to cancel w/o a EFT. Hope this helps.

does the material adverse clause work for an increase in Administrative charges per line. Just notifed there will an increase effective 1-1-09. We are trying to get out of our Sprint contract. Sprint keeps telling us our monthly bill is our contract and the EFT is stated there. No where on the bill does it state anything about contracts or EFT. HELP

does the material adverse clause work for an increase in Administrative charges per line. Just notifed there will an increase effective 1-1-09. We are trying to get out of our Sprint contract. Sprint keeps telling us our monthly bill is our contract and the EFT is stated there. No where on the bill does it state anything about contracts or EFT. HELP

does the material adverse clause work for an increase in Administrative charges per line. Just notifed there will an increase effective 1-1-09. We are trying to get out of our Sprint contract. Sprint keeps telling us our monthly bill is our contract and the EFT is stated there. No where on the bill does it state anything about contracts or EFT. HELP

This site was helpful in giving me leverage to cancel my contract with T mobile. I originally signed a contract with Suncom but they merged with Tmobile about 8 months into my 24 month contract. T-mobile was not able to match the plan that Suncom offered and they screwed up my bill for the two months I remained with them. Without mentioning the "Material Adverse" clause I was able to cancel without a early termination fee.

On Sept 1st I purchased a new phone with Sprint and extended my contract for another 2 years. Less than 24 hrs after the purchase, I saw the same phone advertised by Sprint as "buy one get one free." Sprint refuses to honor their ad and give me another phone. Can I bring back the new phone and cancel the contract, or am I out of luck because it wasn't a new contract, but an extension of my previous contract? I've been a loyal, paying customer since 1995, and this is the way they treat me for 13 years of loyalty?

My phones were going out on me and I had less then 45 days on my contract left. So I called them and talked for about 90 minutes. After discussing that I needed phone service but would not buy new phones since that would lock me into another 2 year contract, I decided to say good bye to them. After changing my rate to minimum and paying them for another month of service, I told them, I was willing to pay at that time the rest of the monthly fees for my contract, (11 days) which they said I couldn't pay a partial month and they could not accept my money for the last month because the bill has not been figured out yet. But I made it clear I needed phone service and would have to goto someone else. They still put on an early termination fee of $200 each line and $36 tax even though I paid the last month of service putting me over 2 years of paid service just because I ported my numbers over a few days early. This is defiantly against what is right. What happened to loyalty of companies who you give your hard earned money to for 6 years? Now I am getting harrassed multiple times a day by them because I refuse to pay them this early cancellation fee. The idea of the early cancellation fee is to make sure the company doesn't lose money when they give you the equipment for free or at a significantly reduced cost. I paid for 2 years of service, whether I used it or not should not make a difference.

After bit of a hassle and requesting to talk to a manager I was able to walk away from a Sprnt contract and the subsequent $400.00 termination fee for two lines of service. The rationale was based on the increase of text message minutes.
I've been notified by my new carrier, US Cellular, that they intend to increase Text Message minutes, and plan to walk away from the contract for a 2nd time.

http://consumerist.com/consumer/cellphones/cancel-sprint-without-early-t...

It looks like sprint customers with roaming have an out : )

FYI: I learned of celltradeusa.com from your page and I wanted to let you know that I had success getting out of my contract early without paying the early termination fee...

Thank You :-)

verizon is changing the roaming coverage in mexico which is part of my North American callinf plan. They said that their partner in Mexico is disassembling their network and its not their fault. I want to cancel my plan without a cancellation fee and they have refused. I have called for the last 3 days in a row to no avail.

I talked to customer service every day for the past three days and every call they come up with some feeble excuse why the won't abide by their contract.
Customer service rejections.

supervisors,
Corby Ext # 4308
Leslie Est# 7188
John Ext# 2706