IF YOU ARE OR WERE A T-MOBILE CUSTOMER WHOSE CONTRACT INCLUDES OR INCLUDED A PROVISION FOR A FLAT-RATE EARLY TERMINATION FEE (“ETF”), A CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENT COULD AFFECT YOUR RIGHTS

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IF YOU ARE OR WERE A T-MOBILE CUSTOMER WHOSE CONTRACT INCLUDES OR INCLUDED A PROVISION FOR A FLAT-RATE EARLY TERMINATION FEE (“ETF”), A CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENT COULD AFFECT YOUR RIGHTS

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A customer of T-Mobile has sued that company alleging that T-Mobile violated her rights under the laws of various states, as well as federal law, by imposing flat-rate ETFs. The Court has allowed the lawsuit to be a class action for the purposes of settlement. The Settlement Class includes all subscribers to T-Mobile with personal accounts who paid or were charged a flat-rate ETF at some time during the period July 23, 1999 through February 19, 2009, and/or who have or had a contract for service with T-Mobile that included a flat-rate ETF at some time during the period July 23, 1999 through February 19, 2009.

I just filed for this. T-Mobile charged me (ETF) to leave my contract back when I switched to Sprint and, if this class action wins, it looks like I’ll get $125 of it back!

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