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Lawsuit Filed Against CLEARWIRE!

Class Action Lawsuit Advice – User Submission

November 17th, 2008 | by Tim |

Want to start a class action lawsuit to get your early termination fees that Clearwire embezzled from you refunded? Click the link below to get started:

https://www.lawyersandsettlements.com/submit_form.html?label=cell_phone_early_termination_fees&forward=445

Did you know that Sprint’s customers have filed a $1.2 billion class action lawsuit against Sprint (who will own 51% of the new Clearwire in December)to try to recover the early termination fees Sprint stole from them? Here is the link from the law firm who has filed the suit:

http://www.sprintetfclassaction.com/

This is good information for the great people who frequent this website and have been ripped off by Clearwire. If any of you are serious about this, these are two good places to start.

  1. 7 Responses to “Class Action Lawsuit Advice – User Submission”

  2. By Ryan on Dec 6, 2008 | Reply

    I can’t stand Clearwire. They’ve sent us those crazy plug-in network modules. Now their sending us a new modem. Placebos to pretend like their service is going to work. Now I can’t even upload a file via email. Our modem constantly konks out. This is crazy. Dialup works better than this.

  3. By tomeverett on Feb 5, 2009 | Reply

    any one know how to terminate clearwire without getting charged for early terminatoin fee

  4. By Pouchono on Feb 26, 2009 | Reply

    6 months ago i signed up with Clearwire for internet services and at that times as active duty military i was stationed in Hawaii. Now i’m fort lauderdale florida where they don’t have coverage, still have my military order as a proof that i’m not living in Hawaii no more but they still want to charge me an early termination fees. Can somebody tell me how to deal with these F**ck head?

  5. By NorCar on Mar 12, 2009 | Reply

    Wow…CLEARWIRE BLOWS!!!

    So I switched to them from TimeWarner b/c they were 15$ a month cheaper. I knew from the first day I had it, that I had made a huge mistake. Service was slow and choppy. I did a speed check and I had dial-up speed. This got slightly better over the last few months (think 2 x dialup) but NOWHERE near what cable was. It made surfing the net a pain in the ass.

    So I called Clearfuckers to cancel, then said thats fine, just pay them 205$$!!! I was pretty stunned, since the rep who signed me up assure me there was NO CONTRACT and it was month to month. When I tried to cancel, the new rep told me NO NO that was for the MODEM contract…yeah right. So I guess they had me dead to rights, apparently I clicked on an agreement to a 2 year deal. Yeah Yeah, you got me, nice job.

    So I canceled them anyway just now. Gave the guy on the phone a piece of my mind and told him about this website! Said they may have my 200$, but I am going to go out of my way to cost them more than that by spreading the word about how much they suck to everyone I can think of. Starting with this site! I’m going to make it my job to cost them as much money as possible.

  6. By Kathy on Jun 1, 2009 | Reply

    Same problem. I signed my son up for Clearwire. He was living in an apartment for one year. The Clearwire representative I talked to said we could pay month-to-month. Once Clearwire hooked up the modem my son clicked on the website to get on the internet and the Clearwire page popped up. He NEVER chose the option of a 2-year contract. It must have been pre-selected.

    Now that he has moved out of town into a dorm which provides internet Clearwire won’t let us cancel. They say I “signed” a 2-year contract and still owe another year. I’ve never even seen a piece of paper or mail and now they tell me they are completely a paperless company.

    Comcast is willing to drop my payment by $20 a month to keep us as a customer at my home. Clearwire is willing to do NOTHING! So I am keeping Comcast and taking it up the wazoo from Clearwire. I will never use them again after this or recommend them and will do everything in my power to make sure everyone I know knows about them and I know a LOT of people. Clearwire can kiss my foot and possibly another location!!!!

  7. By Marilyn Johnson on Sep 1, 2009 | Reply

    Same problem as above. No coverage after moving to a new area. They acknowledged that my area was right outside of their “coverage area” and they would send someone out to drive by and do a reading. Called back no one had ever driven by, and I told them I wanted to cancel. They told me it would cost me $250 to cancel and they would take it out of my checking account immediately. I was in the process of closing my checking account anyway, so at least they were unable to get my money. I have a feeling they will take me to collection over this, but perhaps something will be done legally before I have to deal with a collection agency.

  8. By J. Schlieske on Nov 5, 2009 | Reply

    The class action lawsuit SHOULD include
    a 50% refund of the monthly to subscribers
    experiencing network outages and slow
    service. This happens quite often in the
    Seattle/So. King County area, specially
    within 2009. I just did a speedtest:
    ping (latency) 2479ms
    Upload Speed .11 mbps
    Download Speed .11 mbps

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