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  #442773 23-Feb-2011 14:55
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Regs: while you might have been able to get open term contracts on XT, that wasnt the case prior from what i recall.

Correct. CDMA plans always had a minimum term (and still do to this day).



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  #442792 23-Feb-2011 15:40
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Behodar:
Regs: while you might have been able to get open term contracts on XT, that wasnt the case prior from what i recall.

Correct. CDMA plans always had a minimum term (and still do to this day).



Hmmmm, so what would happen if I took out a CDMA contract tomorrow with a 24 month minimum term? ;-)




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  #442799 23-Feb-2011 15:59
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I think they're all under 12 month terms now :)

But I asked Telecom about this last week and was told that there will be no ETF charged if CDMA is shut down while you're still under contract.



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  #442819 23-Feb-2011 16:40
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Behodar: I think they're all under 12 month terms now :)

But I asked Telecom about this last week and was told that there will be no ETF charged if CDMA is shut down while you're still under contract.



I’m not even sure if it is possible for that to happen anyway.  AFAIK you haven’t been able to sign a new contract for CDMA since XT launched.

 

XT launched May 2009 which means that the last 24 month CDMA contract should run out May 2011 plenty of time before CDMA is shut down.

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  #442842 23-Feb-2011 17:40
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We're getting a bit off-topic here :) but it is still possible.

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  #442843 23-Feb-2011 17:46
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Behodar: We're getting a bit off-topic here :) but it is still possible.


where does that link state the minimum contract length?
as far as I can see those are just monthly or prepaid plans,  not 12 or 24 month contracts.

ETA: ah, I see it.  you have to go into each plan details.  

 
 
 
 

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  #442845 23-Feb-2011 17:50
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Click on one of the plans and scroll to "things you should know" near the bottom. I confirmed with Telecom last week that you still need the contract (Mum's going to Asia soon and she can't roam on prepaid so I was investigating her options).

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  #442853 23-Feb-2011 18:02
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Behodar:
Regs: while you might have been able to get open term contracts on XT, that wasnt the case prior from what i recall.

Correct. CDMA plans always had a minimum term (and still do to this day).


You could (and still can) connect to CDMA with an open term. There were some plans that required contract terms however.




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  #442855 23-Feb-2011 18:05
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Which plans offer open term? I wasn't able to find any but it could be a good option for Mum...

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