Sprint ETF settlement leaves $90 up for grabs for customers
Remember all the hoopla about Sprint’s ETF and the lawsuit it was facing because of their policy? Well, as a result of the proposed settlement that is likely to move forward, it looks like anyone who started and subsequently ended a contract with Sprint between July 1999 and December 2008 is looking at some cash. All you have to do is show proof that you canceled during that time window and paid an ETF, and you’ll be getting $90 for your troubles. Of course, $90 is probably nowhere near what you had to pay to get out of contract and it’s hardly a consolation for all the heartache you had to go through, but it’s better than nothing. In the event you stuck with Sprint during that time period in order to avoid the ETF, you get $35. All you have to do now is deal with the paperwork and process of going through all this stuff and that green will find its way into your pockets.
Your inappropriate comments are the result of being an undisciplined, cowardly shill. You know no restraint, bitchboy nor can you deal with it when it’s forced upon you.
When I corrected others who professed that Sprint offered unlimited data _for smartphones_ at $15/Mo, you piped in with the same rhetoric you now admit to above. Without specifying what hardware is involved, a reasonable person can be lead to believe a lie. Funny how that works, eh bitchboy?
Fuck you.
When you assume you make an ass of you and me. You know you were lying and proved wrong, listed them myself and you try to pass it off like my words. The ads you say I’ve been spotting are only in this article now everywhere else I’m sticking to the subject and am not name calling. I’ll take shill and troll but please give it a rest with bitchboy
Funny how others within those same convos took from your posts the same thing I did. Who do you think you’re mind-fucking, Bunky?
Idiot.
What others, they must be telling you and no post because there are maybe 8 different posters and maybe one referenced me but none of it was the subject matter you suggest
None of those convos was concerning the question of availability of unlimited data, @ $15/Mo for smartphones, on Sprint? Really?
Idiot.
I quit, been wrong the whole time and trying to go against a superior intellect has left me beaten
I’m sure you do, bitchboy. I’m sure you do.
Idiot.
Sprint has been horrible to me in the past. I have been a customer for 6 years and it’s been nothing sort of a nightmare almost the entire time.
Only 3 weeks ago I had a problem with my Blackberry and called sprint expecting the same ‘ol bs only to get the royal treatment. I was shocked beyond belief. They kept saying how important of a customer I am and they sent me a new Blackberry 100% free of charge with free overnight shipping.
I think someone in there finally understood how bad it was and may be trying to make a change. I haven’t decided yet if I’m going to get in on the settlement yet or not. I know if you do you give up your right to fight the ETF in the future which will be re-written and go in effect again in 2011.
Where did ya find the form to collect ?
I have been with sprint since 1999 and have never had a problem. i have upgraded everytime possible and actually have the pre now(great phone). any time i hav/had a problem they resolve(d) it right away and usually also credited me some how. Great service and if you have a problem understanding there bill its not there fault that you are illiterate.
But hey, if they wanna send me money i will never complain…..
sprint’s service is terrible in the woods of virginia it does’nt work inthe harbor tunnel and i was tired of the suprise charges on my bill .I’m staying with verizon now.Sprint added an extra year to 2 my contract after a year and 8 months ,when i activated a previosly used phone because my new one was damaged, and told me that they didn’t have to have a signed contract or any verification from me. they threatend my credit report,so i paid . there are alot of similar complaints. f sprint