Service Plans for the Master Account and Employee Accounts Sample Clauses

Service Plans for the Master Account and Employee Accounts. The rate plans, features, and pricing currently available to Customer for activation of each new line of Service for the Master Account and Employee Accounts shall be in accordance with the T-Mobile Corporate Customer Rate Plan List in effect on the date of activation of Service by each User. The T-Mobile Corporate Customer Rate Plan list does not include certain charges, including but not limited to, activation fees, taxes, E911 and Federal Universal Service Fund charges. If Customer opts in for pay-per-use-data Service, data usage will be charged on a pay-per-use basis unless data usage is included as part of a data plan that Customer is required to maintain with Customer’s Service, or unless such usage is otherwise provided by Customer’s rate plan or prepaid data pass. T-Mobile reserves the right to change the rate plans made available to new lines of Service or Units at any time in its sole discretion; provided however, that any rate plan selected by a User at the time of activation shall be honored by T-Mobile for the Fixed Term associated with that rate plan (unless a User modifies its rate plan or requests a change to another rate plan prior to the end of its Fixed Term). Unless Users have selected a promotional rate plan or accepted promotional Unit pricing, such User may, upon verbal or written notice to T-Mobile and payment of any applicable migration fee of up to Two Hundred Dollars ($200) for each line of Service assessed, change to another rate plan. Promotional rate plans may expire at any time.
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