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Sprint CEO Dan Hesse discusses possibly pro-rating early termination fees

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Mobile | by C.K. Sample III | Wed Oct 22, 2008 9:29AM | 0 comments

After losing $73 million dollars in a class action settlement case regarding early termination fees earlier this year, Sprint would appear to be planning pro-rated early termination fees for customers looking to get out of their Sprint contracts early.  See the conversations below for more details.

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external link Sprint Finally Pro-Rating Early Termination… [Gizmodo]
external link Sprint gets smart and prorates ETFs [Boy Genius Report]
external link Sprint joins the party, will soon prorate… [Phone Arena - Latest News]
external link Sprint To Join Rivals in Cutting Termination… [NewsFactor Network]
external link Sprint to pro-rate early termination fees [MobileBurn.com]
external link Sprint To Prorate Early Termination Fee; Last… [mocoNews.net]
external link Sprint to trim cell phone termination fees [PhysOrg]

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