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- WiderMouthOpenEsteemed Contributor
No. It means if you cancel before the 2 year contract is up, you get charged all/some of the ETF. I think they have a rolling ETF that gets less depending on how much time in the contract is left. See here for more info. The price will go up after the contract though. What it goes to depends on the general pricing at the time.
- WiderMouthOpenEsteemed Contributor
The catch is usually the early termination fee(ETF). Putting you in a contract means they get money from you for 2 years. Not sure why faster speed would be cheaper though. Would need to see the details of the deal exactly.
- SueJohnsonNew Contributor II
Your mention the early termination fee. Does that mean at the end of 2 years when I go back to $90/month I would have to pay an early termination fee?
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