Contract for 181 days? Does this mean that you are signing for 2 years or what?
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I believe you have to sign up for a 2 year contract, however you only have to keep it for 181 days for amazon's discount requirement to be fulfilled. So if I'm not misinterpreting this: if you cancel before 181 days then t-mobile will charge you a cancelation fee and amazon.com will expect you to pay back the discount on the blackberry you recieved, or if you cancel after 181 days but before the 2 years are up t-mobile will charge you a cancelation fee but amazon.com won't expect you to pay back the discount. I think t-mobile's cancelation fee is large so you are pretty much stuck for the two years. However (in case someone finds this information useful), t-mobile will waive the cancelation fee if you show them proof of residence outside their coverage area.
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A no contract phone doesn't require you to stay with a service provider (AT&T;, Sprint, Verizon, etc.) for the standard 2 year contract. You can stop paying for a non contract phone anytime you want with no penalty. A contract phone usually cost more and you are bound to a 2 year contract by the service provider. If you cancel the contract, you have to pay the contract fee. This fee depends on how much of the 2 year contract you have left.
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That dates to two years ago. How soon is "soon"? Or is "soon" really code for "never buy our product/send it back if you did"?
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Don't quote me on this, but I believe the default is 90 days. That is how our unit came when purchased recently. You can find bundles w/ a longer covered period, but they usually state that in the description.
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I believe it's for one year. You should receive a prompt on your computer when the warranty is up--I did.
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The license in my case was for a year. Seller send me email too stating the correct period for license was not two years.
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Unless you get them to explicitly agree not to extend your contract, adding this to your account will extend the contract. Happened to me and screwed me.
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HiWe only have a 30 days. Than it would be the company.Thank you for your communicationtexasvalue
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On most carriers, when you get a new phone, you must extend your contract to another two years. However, this is a no contract phone, which means you can replace the phone that you currently use with this one, without extending your contract to another two years with your carrier.
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We bought one like it and we thought it was a contract but it's prepaid for the first 6 months then you can use it as a contract phone.
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Guaranteed potency TWO years from "Manufactured on" date- info from MFG website CS representative
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According to the box, 1 year limited or longer if provided by law, And 90 days basic customer support
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Thanks that's good . It said 300 hours well that's 12.5 Days.10-11 Months i can live with that. Appreciate your quick response.
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Mine came with a standard 1 year guarantee and an optional 2 more years which I paid extra for.
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No, you don't have to buy a service contract, but you do have to buy additional minutes before they run out and/or before your days expire. I think all no-contract phones quit working after their time/days are exceeded but some may have ways to get service back without losing/changing your phone number. This phone comes with only 10 minutes, so my suggestion would be to purchase the $19.99 Airtime card (60 minutes/90 days, 120 minutes for your phone) and add the time immediately after charging and activating the phone. My reasoning for this step is 10 minutes isn't much time...it can easily be used in one call, and your dad can evaluate his usage and buy minutes accordingly. No, you don't have to buy a service contract, but you do have to buy additional minutes before they run out and/or before your days expire. I think all no-contract phones quit working after their time/days are exceeded but some may have ways to get service back without losing/changing your phone number. This phone comes with only 10 minutes, so my suggestion would be to purchase the $19.99 Airtime card (60 minutes/90 days, 120 minutes for your phone) and add the time immediately after charging and activating the phone. My reasoning for this step is 10 minutes isn't much time...it can easily... » Read More No, you don't have to buy a service contract, but you do have to buy additional minutes before they run out and/or before your days expire. I think all no-contract phones quit working after their time/days are exceeded but some may have ways to get service back without losing/changing your phone number. This phone comes with only 10 minutes, so my suggestion would be to purchase the $19.99 Airtime card (60 minutes/90 days, 120 minutes for your phone) and add the time immediately after charging and activating the phone. My reasoning for this step is 10 minutes isn't much time...it can easily be used in one call, and your dad can evaluate his usage and buy minutes accordingly. « Show Less
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Buying a phone on your own and not from your cell service provider means you didn't have to sign a contract keeping you with them another 2 years and your current balance of time on your present contract stays as it is.
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ir will be two lines . Signature please make sure they are straight and we can do lic no below .