Discard Phone Contract For Free

You'll probably have to pay a fee to cancel a contract if you've decided you don't want it anymore. However, you might be legally entitled to cancel the contract without a fee if either: you signed up less than 14 days ago (ie you're within a 'cooling off period') the price of the contract has gone up.

The quickest and easiest way to cancel a phone contract is to pay off the balance. If you're on a monthly installment plan, the phone is yours once it's paid off and you're typically free to cancel your service. Double-check your contract to ensure there are no Early Termination Fees (ETFs) before cancelling.

You can also choose to pay off the phone early if you want to own it outright before the end of the payment plan. However, you'll need good credit to qualify for financing, especially if you don't want to make a down payment.

Cancellation guidelines Online at t-mobile.com/guestpay (you'll need your account number ? located at the top right corner of your bill) T-Mobile store. Mail (Address details are on the Pay your T-Mobile bill page) Call 1-877-453-1304.

Paying off the loan early can put you in a situation where you must pay a prepayment penalty, potentially undoing any money you'd save on interest, and it can also impact your credit history.

If you want to get out of your mobile phone contract early, you'll usually have to pay an early termination fee or 'buy out' your contract. How much you pay almost always depends on how far into the contract you are.

How to Terminate a Contract Legally Use a termination clause. If your contract has a termination clause, you can follow the steps stipulated in it to release yourself from the contract.Claim the contract is impossible.Claim frustration of purpose.Identify a breach of contract.Negotiate termination.