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For those who have COX available in their area GO WITH THEM. No deposit was required, no ETFs if you move somewhere where they don't provide service, and their reps are actually friendly and at least pretend they care about your business.
Has anyone else had trouble with canceling service at no fault of their own???
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@Rgordon wrote:
Has anyone else had trouble with canceling service at no fault of their own???
So it is FIOS's fault that you are moving to a place where they don't have service?
This is akin to getting a discounted Iphone with a 2 year commitment and wanting out after a few months. The cell phone company wants that discount back.
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db909 said it well. Next time you sign a contract or agree to terms of service for anything you should look at it. If you agree by phone ask for a copy of it first.
It's all covered in it.
You can't blame them for something that's in their terms of service that you agreed to.
You should also read how subsidized plans/services work.
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Contrary to your post, Cox appears that they will charge an ETF if you move outside of their area.
Per this agreement (http://www.cox.com/aboutus/policies/price-lock-24-q314.cox) only reason to not pay ETF is
1) You are in the military and get orders to move outside of the are
2) You upgrade your services
3) You move to an area within Cox service area and move services.
Might they grant exemptions, possibly.
But just goes to show that other cable companies have similar contract language to Verizon.
Just no way to get out of ETF.