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I'm not sure this actually helps you, but I'm pretty sure there's a statutory Buyer's Remorse period where you can cancel within 14 days with no penalty.


I'm thinking that the first bill would probably be generated after the buyer's remorse period.


It's not -- I just signed up for a postpaid plan on T-Mobile yesterday, and the receipts included the first and second months' bills (for service and taxes).


If you do it on the web they make it very plain that $0 is due now. They do say the plan will be $45/month but there is absolutely no indication what their additional fees will be nor what the taxes will.

I'm in California. Maybe you are in a state where they actually have to provide this information?


I'm in Oklahoma, which traditionally doesn't have much in the way of consumer protection or information laws. It's possible, though I think it's probably because I bought it in a physical store.




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