Centennial Wireless After calling Centennial to terminate my service, my phone was cut off within 2 hours. Centennial is now insisting that I pay them for the following month, claiming that it takes a month to terminate service. Ft. Wayne Indiana

Just so you know, there is a 30 day window to cancellation with Centennial. You are required to pay a following bill and the amount of that is determined by your billing date. Centennial is the only company I know that offers people who want to leave that 30 day window, giving them an advantage to taking their number to another carrier with no breakage fees. Any other company insists that you must wait until the very date of your contract date before cancellation and even then you are still billed for the month. They all do it, not just Centennial.

Just so you know, there is a 30 day window to cancellation with Centennial. You are required to pay a following bill and the amount of that is determined by your billing date. Centennial is the only company I know that offers people who want to leave that 30 day window, giving them an advantage to taking their number to another carrier with no breakage fees. Any other company insists that you must wait until the very date of your contract date before cancellation and even then you are still billed for the month. They all do it, not just Centennial.

Just so you know, there is a 30 day window to cancellation with Centennial. You are required to pay a following bill and the amount of that is determined by your billing date. Centennial is the only company I know that offers people who want to leave that 30 day window, giving them an advantage to taking their number to another carrier with no breakage fees. Any other company insists that you must wait until the very date of your contract date before cancellation and even then you are still billed for the month. They all do it, not just Centennial.

Just so you know, there is a 30 day window to cancellation with Centennial. You are required to pay a following bill and the amount of that is determined by your billing date. Centennial is the only company I know that offers people who want to leave that 30 day window, giving them an advantage to taking their number to another carrier with no breakage fees. Any other company insists that you must wait until the very date of your contract date before cancellation and even then you are still billed for the month. They all do it, not just Centennial.

There is a very big difference between temporary suspension fo service for non-payment and complete terminiation of service due to request or 120 day straight of non-payment. You do not work for the company so you have absolutely no understanding how the billing or cancellation system operates. Do not proceed to make accusations without fact. I apologize for whatever problems you had at Centennial Wireless. I was not your representative. I personally do everything in my power to keep our customers happy. No hard feelings, good luckk in future endeavors.