Does Sam's Club have secondary ETF?

[Frozenicy]

Any one know if Sam's Club have a secondary ETF? Can I swap the phone to a different number or change the plan around after I ordered the phone?

 

[dpham00]

Any one know if Sam's Club have a secondary ETF? Can I swap the phone to a different number or change the plan around after I ordered the phone?

Yes they do, $400


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By accepting this Instant Savings Discount, you agree to repay $200 of this discount ($400 for smartphones, tablets, and netbooks) and authorize us to charge your credit card in repayment of this amount if, you signed up for a 2 year agreement and during the 181 days after your new equipment is activated, your wireless carrier notifies us that the services you purchased have been suspended, disconnected, or deactivated, or if you return your purchase outside of the return and exchange provisions of our 14-day Satisfaction Guarantee.
Other than simply deactivating a line we?ve activated, your wireless carrier could notify us that you deactivated if:
You fail to pay the carrier in accordance with their terms and conditions
You transfer equipment we activate on one line to another carrier line, even within the same account
You activate this equipment on a new line of service with your current carrier and use it to replace an existing line by deactivating the existing line.'

http://www8.samsclub.com/autocontent.aspx?pageid=4288&referringdomain=samsclub.com2&viewmode=1

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[Frozenicy]

Oh ok thanks. One more question, Costco does not have secondary ETF right?

 

[dpham00]

Oh ok thanks. One more question, Costco does not have secondary ETF right?

Correct. Costco and best buy are the two retailers that I know that do not charge a secondary etf

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[Frozenicy]

Sweet, thanks a lot.

 

[jbarrymck]

You transfer equipment we activate on one line to another carrier line, even within the same account

You can transfer your upgrade to a different line. I just did this to keep my unlimited plan, you're just not supposed to transfer the phone to another line. Also remember, if you live in the Prople's Rep. of California, Sam's Club is the only place (to my knowledge) that charges tax on actual cost of phone, not on full retail. Which is a huge savings.

 

[dpham00]

You can transfer your upgrade to a different line. I just did this to keep my unlimited plan, you're just not supposed to transfer the phone to another line. Also remember, if you live in the Prople's Rep. of California, Sam's Club is the only place (to my knowledge) that charges tax on actual cost of phone, not on full retail. Which is a huge savings.

Correct, but that wasn't what the op asked.

Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II

 

[jbarrymck]

Correct, but that wasn't what the op asked.

Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II

Dude, get a life and quit playing Mr, Freakin know it all on the boards. I know what he asked I was just making a clarification, troll.

 

[ragnarokx]

Helpful information was given in this thread - don't let it devolve into a petty argument.