Judge Rules that Cellphone Early Termination Fees are Illegal

Wednesday, March 27th, 2019 (No comments yet)

Judge protects people from dirty traps

Just to prove once again that California is one of the most progressive states for protecting consumers, a judge there has ruled against Sprint in a class-action lawsuit involving Early Termination Fees.

The lawsuit claimed that the fees did not offset the cost of phones and were instead used only to lock people into a contract. The judge agreed.

Go California!

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