A proposed settlement has been reached in the early termination fee class action against Sprint, Nextel and/or Sprint/Nextel. The use of a flat-rate early termination fee (ETFs, not to be confused with Exchange Traded Funds) allegedly violates the Federal Communications Act and consumer protection law of the United States and individual states. Though Sprint/Nextel has denied any liability or wrongdoing, it has agreed to settle the claims under the terms of the Settlement Agreement.
What you need to know:
1) Did you enter into a wireless contract with Sprint between July 1999 and December 2008?
2) During that time, did you cancel your account and were charged an ETF? If so, and you can provide proof, you can receive $90.
3) If you did not cancel due to the ETF, you can receive $35.
You can find all necessary information here. The claim form is easy to fill out and takes no more than 5 minutes.
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