If Sprint removed the $10 smartphone fee is that a breach of contract?

[ManSnake]

So if they removed the $10 smartphone charge without my consent, isn't that a breach of contract that can allow me to terminate my contract with them?

 

[rcpratt]

Good luck with that.

 

[gsaldivar]

No.

 

[Bryf50]

Lol no. But I'm sure they'll put the 10 dollar fee back on if its that big of an issue.

 

[MotionMan]

So if they removed the $10 smartphone charge without my consent, isn't that a breach of contract that can allow me to terminate my contract with them?

It does not take a lawyer to tell you the answer is 'no' - An element of a breach of contract claim is damages.

You have none.

MotionMan

 

[Suspicious-Teach8788]

It does not take a lawyer to tell you the answer is 'no' - An element of a breach of contract claim is damages.

You have none.

MotionMan

But the $10 could've gone to my FSA and now I'm screwed because of medical expenses I did not save for beforehand. That $10 tax deduction is a lot man....

 

[darkewaffle]

I'mma sue my boss for trying to give me a raise while I'm at it. It's foolproof!

 

[MotionMan]

But the $10 could've gone to my FSA and now I'm screwed because of medical expenses I did not save for beforehand. That $10 tax deduction is a lot man....

I know you are making a joke (or, at least trying), but...

Huh?

MotionMan

 

[bruceb]

They are reducing your bill and you are complaining ? ? As long as you still get the same data service, be happy. Now if they decide to add a new fee without informing you first, usually in the very small fine print on your bill, then you might have a case.

 

[rcpratt]

He's not complaining, he's looking for an excuse to get out of his contract to either get a new subsidized phone or change carriers.

 

[bruceb]

Yes, but removing a fee is not a reason to be able to break a contract.
If they added a fee without advising him, that would be a reason to break a contract.