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"  T-Mobile CEO John Legere announced during CES 2014 that T-Mobile will &amp;quot;force&amp;quot; the industry to change by paying for customers early termination fees (ETFs) who switch to the carrier. Legere laid out the plan stating that T-Mobile will pay up to $650 per line for up to five different lines, covering both single plans and family plans. &amp;quot;This isn&amp;#039;t a promotion; it&amp;#039;s the end of contracts,&amp;quot; said Mike Sievert, executive vice president. &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;ll pay for all of it \u2014 every last cent.&amp;quot; The way it works is when you trade in your phone you get instant credit, then users send their bill detailing their ETFs to T-Mobile to get reimbursed. The carrier also built a &amp;quot;break-up&amp;quot; letter template on their website that users can send to their current carrier. This story originally appeared on PopularMechanics.com More CES Coverage:  The Top Tech Trends to Watch This Year And the Slow Cooker Just Got Even More Convenient UV Protection Just Got a Touch of Style Never Worry If You&amp;#039;ve Left the Oven on Again Been Waiting To Upgrade Your Dishwasher? Now Might Be the Time  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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