getting out of a contract?

[chongster7]

are there ways to get out of a contract without paying the fee. I've have three lines on my account. I want to cancel one line that has a contract.

[joe123]

are there ways to get out of a contract without paying the fee. I've have three lines on my account. I want to cancel one line that has a contract.

Many Sprint reps (or Sprint wananbes) here will tell you that if you call Sprint a lot, you will automatically be canceled.

So just call them several times a day and if they are right, you will get your wish.

[LU22]

Many Sprint reps (or Sprint wananbes) here will tell you that if you call Sprint a lot, you will automatically be canceled.

So just call them several times a day and if they are right, you will get your wish.


Doesnt sound like what he is looking for.

To the OP: You have 3 total lines but only one under contract? If that is the case, they may be able to move the contractural obligation to a line you have and are planning on keeping. If you are just trying this to get out of contract, the answer will most likely be no. For what purpose would sprint let you out of a contract you agreed to without any benefit? Explaining your situation better would most likely get you some more responses.

[manmz]

Just find an area where sprint doesn’t have coverage at and call *2 and tell them you are moving there. They will ask you for the address you are moving to so just give them an address of a local pizza hut in that area.

It worked twice with my friends and once with my bro who was with crappy ATT

[LU22]

Just find an area where sprint doesn’t have coverage at and call *2 and tell them you are moving there. They will ask you for the address you are moving to so just give them an address of a local pizza hut in that area.

It worked twice with my friends and once with my bro who was with crappy ATT


He wants out of contract apparently on one line. He hasnt made himself clear on if he wants away from sprint totally or just needs to dump a line that still has a contract. Untill all the facts are known, we are just making general statements of how he can get out of contract.

[fonefreak]

you can't get out of a contract without paying a fee.

[LU22]

you can't get out of a contract without paying a fee.


Thats not true and has been discussed on here. If you move to an area with no sprint service you get out of the contract with no fee. Amazingly the OP hasnt given any more information, so its probably time to just let his question die.

[chongster7]

Okay, I have three lines. My current line has 7months left on the contract while the two other lines I have are also under contract. I jus want to cancel my line and transfer my existing contract to one of my two lines.

[LU22]

Okay, I have three lines. My current line has 7months left on the contract while the two other lines I have are also under contract. I jus want to cancel my line and transfer my existing contract to one of my two lines.



Only way I could see them letting you do that would be to have a line, if you have this situation, be extended on the contract by atleast 7 months. You might be able to smooth talk a rep into doing it. With 7 months left, its about the same cost to pay the ETF as to keep the line going, if it costs $20/month.


Any PCS rep here that can clarify the situation better now?