Sprint Revises Regulatory Fees
Dec 14, 2007, 9:57 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Dec 14, 2007, 10:21 AM
Sprint Nextel advised its customers that it is changing the way it charges certain fees. Sprint will no longer charge customers the Federal Programs Cost Recovery, Federal E911 or Wireless Local Number Portability fees. It will, however, implement an Administrative charge and a Regulatory charge. In a statement, Sprint said these charges would defray costs imposed on it by other carriers, as well as federal, state and local governments. These new fees are not taxes, and aren't required to be collected by Sprint.
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Comments
Change in Terms?
Is this considered a change of TOS and now they have to let people out of their contracts without penalty? If it is, they just keep shooting themselves in the foot. Let the bleeding continue!
I highly doubt this constitutes a change in TOS. Anyway, it looks like it'll reduce my bill by just over $1/month, so whatever.
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This does not constitute a change in the TOS. A change in the TOS would only be about the ETF, Activation fees, or they add/remove an important part of the current TOS. Sprint's TOS only includes information about the amount of time for term of use,...
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ygbhen said:
Is this considered a change of TOS and now they have to let people out of their contracts without penalty? If it is, they just keep shooting themselves in the foot. Let the bleeding continue!
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