Bringing a Number to T-Mobile Sample Clauses

Bringing a Number to T-Mobile. Customer may contact T-Mobile to request a transfer of a User’s number with another provider to a new or existing Master Account with T-Mobile. All activation requirements and charges, including, without limit, credit approval, apply. Customer remains liable for charges (including early termination fees) Customer incurred with Customer’s former provider. If a transfer is unsuccessful and the request is cancelled, and Customer does not ask T-Mobile to assign Customer a new number, Customer must return any Unit purchased from T-Mobile in accordance with T-Mobile's Cancellation and Return Policy as more fully described in Section 13.
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