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The clause establishes T-Mobile's operational authority to take suspension and termination actions based on conduct determinations, including a broad catch-all category ('for any other reason'), and specifies that such actions may occur without advance notice to the subscriber.
Users operate under terms that permit service interruption or termination based on T-Mobile's assessment of conduct against four defined or discretionary standards, with no requirement for prior notification before such action takes effect. The broad language in category (4) grants the company discretion beyond the specified violation categories.
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"We may, without prior notice, limit, suspend or terminate your Service if you engage in conduct we believe: (1) violates the Agreement; (2) constitutes a fraudulent or illegal use of your Service; (3) adversely affects our network or other customers; or (4) for any other reason that we reasonably believe justifies such action.— Excerpt from T-Mobile's T-Mobile Terms and Conditions
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The clause establishes T-Mobile's operational authority to take suspension and termination actions based on conduct determinations, including a broad catch-all category ('for any other reason'), and specifies that such actions may occur without advance notice to the subscriber.
Users operate under terms that permit service interruption or termination based on T-Mobile's assessment of conduct against four defined or discretionary standards, with no requirement for prior notification before such action takes effect. The broad language in category (4) grants the company discretion beyond the specified violation categories.
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