Device Discount/Subsidy Term/Termination; Device Discount/Subsidy Repayment Sample Clauses

Device Discount/Subsidy Term/Termination; Device Discount/Subsidy Repayment. If any line of Service that received a Device Discount/Subsidy is terminated or suspended (without reactivation) prior to the end of the Device Discount/Subsidy Term, then Customer agrees to reimburse T-Mobile a pro rata portion of the Device Discount/Subsidy equal to 1/12th of the discounted or subsidized amount for each month remaining in the Device Discount/Subsidy Term. T-Mobile will charge Customer the repayment amount of the Device Discount/Subsidy for each line of Service terminated before the end of the Device Discount/Subsidy Term on Customer’s monthly bill.
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