T-Mobile cellular service - contract expiration date

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contract expiration date

sidsub

2005-11-03, 5:48 pm

How does one find out exactly when one's contract is to expire. I know
I bought my phone around this time last year, but don't have an exact
date. I'm on the prowl for a new plan/carrier to deal with some
coverage issues where I work now, but wanted to be sure that I wasn't
going to be hit with a penalty. Is the only way to know this to call CS
and ask?

Thanks,
SS

BruceR

2005-11-03, 5:48 pm

That's one way, another might be to look at the contract. Some carriers
even let you know on their website.

From:sidsub
sidsub@yah-nospam-oo.com

> How does one find out exactly when one's contract is to expire. I
> know I bought my phone around this time last year, but don't have an
> exact date. I'm on the prowl for a new plan/carrier to deal with some
> coverage issues where I work now, but wanted to be sure that I wasn't
> going to be hit with a penalty. Is the only way to know this to call
> CS and ask?
>
> Thanks,
> SS

sidsub

2005-11-03, 5:48 pm

BruceR wrote:
> That's one way, another might be to look at the contract. Some carriers
> even let you know on their website.

Thanks. Of course if I had my contract, I'd know. I do have a printout
that says I verbally agreed to an extension of my contract for a year on
a particular date, but I don't recall if there were any other events on
my account that may have resulted in my contract being further extended.
I was just wondering if there was a spot on my bill or the web site
that I may have missed that would tell me definitively that X/Y/Z is
when T-Mobile officially thinks my contract is to expire.

SS

John S.

2005-11-03, 5:48 pm

Dial 611 and ask them.

"sidsub" <sidsub@yah-nospam-oo.com> wrote in message
news:xumaf.67130$GQ.9861@tornado.texas.rr.com...
> How does one find out exactly when one's contract is to expire. I know I
> bought my phone around this time last year, but don't have an exact date.
> I'm on the prowl for a new plan/carrier to deal with some coverage issues
> where I work now, but wanted to be sure that I wasn't going to be hit with
> a penalty. Is the only way to know this to call CS and ask?
>
> Thanks,
> SS

Joseph

2005-11-03, 5:48 pm

On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 11:27:25 GMT, sidsub <sidsub@yah-nospam-oo.com>
wrote:

>How does one find out exactly when one's contract is to expire. I know
>I bought my phone around this time last year, but don't have an exact
>date. I'm on the prowl for a new plan/carrier to deal with some
>coverage issues where I work now, but wanted to be sure that I wasn't
>going to be hit with a penalty. Is the only way to know this to call CS
>and ask?

The easiest way is to key 611 or 1-800-937-8997.

If you go to your mytmobile and look at your account it's likely on
there as well. The easiest way is to give a call.

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Cyrus Afzali

2005-11-03, 5:48 pm

On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 12:08:47 GMT, sidsub <sidsub@yah-nospam-oo.com>
wrote:

>BruceR wrote:
>
>Thanks. Of course if I had my contract, I'd know. I do have a printout
>that says I verbally agreed to an extension of my contract for a year on
>a particular date, but I don't recall if there were any other events on
>my account that may have resulted in my contract being further extended.
> I was just wondering if there was a spot on my bill or the web site
>that I may have missed that would tell me definitively that X/Y/Z is
>when T-Mobile officially thinks my contract is to expire.
>
It used to be on the My T-Mobile section of the Web site before the
redesign. But IIRC, you no longer have the ability to see your
contract expiration date on the Web site.

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