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I started with Cingular years ago, went to U.S. Cell***, and then back.  Started a new wireless account under my own name last week because I found out about the corporate discount with my employer.  I have many members in my immediate family (more than 7). 

 

I easily opened the account with a new line, transferred 4 lines to get most of my kids' account all together.  However, when I went to transfer additional to take advantage of the 10 lines, I was asked for a $445 deposit.  I didn't take the first offer.  I called back to clarify, and they would not waive it.

 

I then decided I would save that much over the first several months, so I called back.  The 3rd time I was told it was $445 PER LINE!  What in the world? 

 

Seems like I will return my new phones, cancel all but the two that are still under contract and spend the $445 per line on a competitor's lines. 

 

Really?  When phones are under contract with ETF on 3 new lines, 5 months on the 4th, 15 months on the 5th line?  And a couple that I wanted to transfer would also be under contract. 

 

Sorry AT&T, I think this is it.  Maybe I was being greedy for the savings offered and decided why not have all of us a phone line, but that was your plan---up to 10 lines. 

 

Just another unsatisfied customer.  But this time---I do have options.  It's cheaper to pay the ETF and go elsewhere than to pay nearly $2,000 in deposits and fees.

 

Kell


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