[General Topics] jagpoag:
It goes without saying man. I mean, there is no other way to explain it to you. It's typed out that way because they expect people to use common sense here. The 181 days starts from DAY ONE:rolleyes: HOWEVER, you can cancel service within the first 30 days as long as you return the devices. IF you do NOT then you MUST continue service for another 151 days. If not, you pay for the hardware if you do not return it, period. I do not understand what is so confusing about that. It's basic

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WTF? You claim you read everything and THEN decided to ask people here about. If you read everything, why in the blue hell would you make the comment that I just quoted?

It CLEARLY states that if you cancel service within the first 30 days AND RETURN THE PHONE you will NOT BE CHARGED.

HOW..HOW can you NOT read it that way? It is in PLAIN english dude. In fact, here is an EXACT quote from the text you posted here and claim you have read before asking people here to help you:

And NO, I did NOT state that. The text that you CLAIM to have read before you came here asking for help and the text that YOU copied and pasted STATED THAT. Dude, I'm trying to be nice I really am. I don't know if you are drunk or what but everything you need to know is right there in front of you in the text that you claim to have read. Not only did you make the comment I quoted above, you later turn around and typed this:

I mean, what are you doing? Are you standing on your head and spinning while reading all of it or something? You just told me,

yet you say :

in your original post. WHAT?

What REALLY kills me about all of this is the fact that you have start a couple of threads about your existing service with TMobile. The threads do not really matter here, what matters is that you already have EXISTING SERVICE with TMobile yet you can't seem to understand basic contract information and policy. That leads me to believe on of the following is true:

A: you have service that is not in your name (a family plan line from your parents or something) and did not have any reason to read a contract or TOS from TMobile.

B: you have service with TMobile in your name but did not read the TOS or contract when you signed up for your existing service.

Now I know either A or B is correct. If not, that means that you would have had dealings with a cellular company in the past (TMobile) and would already be familiar with these basic, all to common terms of service that pretty much blanket the cellular companies TOS and contracts. Even with that being said, this is not hard to understand at all man.

Let's put it this way. If you open a bag of microwave popcorn and look at the instructions, MOST will have the following listed as #1 on the steps to making your popcorn:

1: remove plastic

Now, would you be the guy that takes the plastic off the popcorn bag to read the instructions only to find out that the first thing you have to do is remove the plastic and then freak out because there is no more plastic to remove? Would you really read "remove plastic" and then start wondering where this plastic is that they want you to remove? Or would you just use common sense and understand that you had already completed stop one in the process and move on with your popcorn popping fun?

If you do not like what I have to say or want to get mad because you can't understand something, here's an option for you:

See that little icon? Click it and report me for explaining to you something that you claim to have already read before asking about it. Report me for telling you that this is simple stuff and it's not hard to understand. Go ahead and click away: