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This clause structures the financial obligation associated with early service termination by accelerating the payment schedule for the remaining EIP balance. The provision applies uniformly across all termination scenarios, establishing a fixed obligation independent of the cause of service discontinuation.
Users remain obligated to pay the complete remaining EIP balance upon service suspension or termination before plan completion, with no exception based on termination circumstances. This obligation converts future installment payments into a lump-sum due amount upon the triggering event.
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"If your Service is suspended or terminated before you complete your Equipment Installment Plan (EIP), the full remaining balance of your EIP becomes immediately due and payable. You remain responsible for the remaining EIP balance regardless of the reason for termination, including termination by T-Mobile.— Excerpt from T-Mobile's T-Mobile Terms and Conditions
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This clause structures the financial obligation associated with early service termination by accelerating the payment schedule for the remaining EIP balance. The provision applies uniformly across all termination scenarios, establishing a fixed obligation independent of the cause of service discontinuation.
Users remain obligated to pay the complete remaining EIP balance upon service suspension or termination before plan completion, with no exception based on termination circumstances. This obligation converts future installment payments into a lump-sum due amount upon the triggering event.
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