| Google Knocks $200 Off Nexus One "Equipment Recovery Fee" [Google] (Gizmodo) |
| Tuesday, 09 February 2010 | |
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It will no longer cost you more to cancel a Nexus One contract than it does to buy a Nexus One. But Google's still going to impose a $150 "equipment recovery fee" on top of T-Mobile's $200 ETF. The change comes on the heels of an FCC inquiry into out-of-control termination fees. Up until now, Nexus One owners were expected to pay $350 in the event of canceling or downgrading their T-Mobile... Explore : Gizmodo, Google, Nexus one, Technology Blogs |
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