Cancel Your T-Mobile Contract without an Early Termination Fee
If you act soon you should be able to cancel your T-Mobile contract with no early termination fee (ETF).
As it turns out, T-Mobile recently introduced a limit on the amount of domestic off-network data (roaming data) whereas previously there was no limit.
What this means is that if you call into T-Mobile and cancel your service you should be able to actually cancel your service without paying an early termination fee. Make sure you act fast however, as the service change happened at the end of February and there is only a limited time to call and cancel regarding the change in data plans.
Hope this helps out
Here is a link to a more in depth post on a forum
AT&T will now finally allow you to unlock your iPhone starting today. This is a really great change for anyone that is currently using AT&T as their service provider and has had their iPhone long enough that they are off contract (essentially eligible for an upgrade).
Having an unlocked iPhone is great for several reasons. One of the biggest being that the iPhone is actually worth more than a “locked” iPhone. So if you were to sell your iPhone, you would likely be able to get more money for selling your iPhone. Additionally, you will have the availability to switch carriers to another GSM carrier such as T-Mobile. And another final benefit that is great is the availability to use your iPhone in different countries with local carriers (previously you would need to use AT&T as your sole service provider which would be much more expensive).
You can unlock your iPhone at an AT&T store, or even via online chat. The only information that you need to unlock your iPhone is your IMEI number which is located in Settings -> General -> About on your iPhone.
Once you have finished the process, Apple actually emails the unlock code for your iPhone to your email address. Then simply unlock your iPhone using the code!
Should be really valuable for a lot of people! Hope this helps!
Cell Phone Carriers, Sell iPhone | iPhone Antidote | 
April 9, 2012 4:39 am | 
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