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What is the cheapest way to end service and change to Tmobile?

johnyK

I currently have a family plan with 5 phones and 1 tablet and am paying way too much. I would like to switch to Tmobile. 4 of the phones have contracts up in a month but the other phone and tablet have another year. However we do not use those lines, they were added in order to get a premature phone upgrade (I now see the mistake I made there..). What ETFs am I looking at for those two lines? What would be the best way to change to Tmobile?

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unknown

Is this the same T-Moble that has been advertising like crazy it will pay your ETFs if you switch?

take your last bill to T-mobile when your 4 lines are at the end of their contract and have them port your numbers over.

Tidbits

Make sure you sumbit your devices at trade in too.

unknown

Actually you can port all the numbers over as Lizdance stated on the 4 lines. Do this when the lines are free from contract. Otherwise T-Mobile will pay $120 per line if you leave one month early. However you have to pay the etfs first.

The other two lines can also be ported out but again you will be paying the fees first.

Please be aware if you read up on the reimbursement of the T-Mobile program many complaints about not getting the money from them (actually gift cards) they are denying many submission's for a number of reasons, some they claim were not submitted on time, some have missing information etc. So be very careful.

Also you will need to purchase all new devices, pay activation fees and may have to pay deposits. The service may not be all that great coverage wise so be certain all works before you switch.

Good Luck

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