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    ManiacFive: I'm not sure how it works in the states, could somebody clarify this for me? Using o2 in the UK for an example, if you sign up for a 18 month contract... more »
    OMG! Ponies!: My only problem with ETFs is from a legal standpoint. Penalty fees are not legally permissible. As the motion court (correctly) held in Ayyad v. Spr... more »
    Duckspwn: Everyone, please raise your hand if you do not want to get involved in this argument. *raises hand* more »
    Petey-ed: Silly Democrats. Always wanting to have cake and eat it too. Get your hands out of a system that ISN'T broken and get your hands into something that i... more »
    Mayor McRib: I don't have a problem with ETF's, I just have a problem with them being doubled. If they want to charge $350 they had better be giving away their bes... more »
    mclark2112: If the cell companies can charge ETF's then it should work both ways. As you brought out in the article, buying a subsidized or unsubsidized phone has... more »
    jacksplat: Why must it always be something for nothing? If VZW eliminated ETF's, I for one would not be willing to pay $500 for a phone just to avoid the horrib... more »
    Alfisted: The carriers have painted themselves into a corner with the subsidy model. There's no question they'd like out of it but none can afford to be first.... more »
    AEchinoderm: Having hefty ETFs is one thing that may keep carriers from having better service. If you've got bad service, poor coverage, exorbitant charges unfairl... more »
    Kaiser-Machead: If the ETF is a big issue for you, don't buy a phone on a contract. It's incentive to keep you from leaving while you pay about half or less on the p... more »
    ian.nai: Now, this is going to be unintuitive from the get go so try to stay see the logic of this argument before you disregard it or pull a 4chan moment. Bu... more »
    raptorrapture: Good thing people with AT&T have better options out there. more »
    victorkruger: Is it strange to get "cold feet" over a cell phone? Since the Pre's announcement I've been dying to get this, now I've been getting second thoughts d... more »
    snitch: This is a joke right? last time i checked 2010 is less than six full months away already, i mean today's date is 06/05/09 right? more »
    Fractal the Meek: Exclusive on the Pre he may have. Exclusive on all webOS devices, prolly not so much. more »
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