June
Bakersfield,#2Author of original report
Sat, June 28, 2003
I did contact them within the first 15 days to complain they said their coverage map shows coverage in my area. They could make a trouble tictet no one ever called me back and then suprising enough they dont have record of call. But I did not in that 15 day period ask to cancel. My phone worked in town and if you stand in the right place it worked at the farm. I cant walk around looking for the right place to stand to make a call all the time. Anyway I paid the early termination fee and I am rid of the company which is alot of stress gone well worth the money I will continue to talk anyone I know out of Nextel (about 15 to date) I will make sure they dont earn my $800.00 early termination fee and more by lost customers. Won't put then out of busines but will cost them a little. If every unhappy customer did that might cost them alot.
Brian
Bremerton,#3UPDATE Employee
Fri, June 27, 2003
Nextel does have a clause in the Early Termination Fee: The customer has 15 days/30 minutes of use in which to decide if the want to keep the Service. If, within that 15/30 period, the Service is unsatisfactory or otherwise deemed unwanted, the customer can cancel without further obligation, and all fees ,except acc't set-up will be waived. Here's the catch, you actually have to call Nextel within 15 days and say "I want to cancel". In your case, 15 days should have been more than enough to determine that the area you primarily use the services is inadequately covered. If you had called within the first few days, customer care could have checked a coverage map (they have a more detailed one than Nextel.com) to see if your problem stemmed from poor coverage or if there was a network outage. Corporate Care Representative