For the guy cancelling, keep an eye out for a contract update. I see people posting about them from time to time. Essentially the wireless provider updates everyone's contract and sends out a notice giving you 30 days before the new contract goes into effect. Obviously they don't legally have a right to change your contract without your consent, so if you call in time you can get out of your current contract by saying you don't agree to the new terms and conditions. They usually try to give you some kind of a discount, but if you stand your ground they have no choice but to let you out of the contract.
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For the guy cancelling, keep an eye out for a contract update. I see people posting about them from time to time. Essentially the wireless provider updates everyone's contract and sends out a notice giving you 30 days before the new contract goes into effect. Obviously they don't legally have a right to change your contract without your consent, so if you call in time you can get out of your current contract by saying you don't agree to the new terms and conditions. They usually try to give you some kind of a discount, but if you stand your ground they have no choice but to let you out of the contract.