[BigRedChief]

Originally Posted by frazod

I actually just spent some time talking with one of our litigation attorneys and digging around on line, and it doesn't look good. From what I was able to find, pretty much all major cellphone providers will NOT prorate the last month of service (the exception being U.S. Cellular, at least a couple of years ago). It's just an industry practice, and is probably there in the fine print of their policy to be read by anyone with a magnifying glass. The attorney told me that as long as they aren't violating their own legal policies, I have no recourse.

I could keep calling and grovel and beg and eventually if I'm nice (granted, I wasn't terribly nice to any of them yesterday) I might be able to find a manager who is nice enough to give me a discount, but it probably wouldn't happen since I've already left and they have no vested interest in making me happy, and frankly didn't seem to give a shit about making me happy at any point during the last eight years. Which is just as well, because I'm not going to grovel to these pricks anyway.

But I'll definitely rub that $93 check on my ass a couple of times before sticking it in the envelope.

I payed them $199.00 to go away. Probably legitamate but who knows?