December 06, 2014
Ting launches a new offer for their clients that will last until the 5th of January 2015. What does this mean? Well, the Sprint MVNO updated the ETF Relief of the operator from 25 percent reimbursement, to 50 percent reimbursement with a maximum payout of 150 dollars. It doesn’t matter if you are already a customer or if you now want to become one. The offer is available for both categories, as long as you are willing to make a switch.
Half-Off ETF
The bottom line that is that if you switch to Ting, you’ll have a 50 percent refund of your ETF, up to 150 dollars. It is required that you will buy or bring along a Sprint device, port your phone number in this case and, after, submit the bill to obtain the offer.
We Hate ETFs
Note that ETF (Early Termination Fees) are one of the most important ways by which the large mobile phone carriers keep customers stuck in contracts, because when you buy a phone, you may think that it is free or at a phenomenal price. However the truth is that the contract you are signing can bring headaches and big financial liabilities if their broken before the end of the contract period.
About Ting
Ting was launched in the USA in 2012. It sells service on the Sprint network. The company is headquartered in Starkville, Mississippi.