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How to Cancel T-Mobile Home Internet
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Official T-Mobile Home Internet PolicyOfficial source
www.t-mobile.com/home-internet/faq
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How to Cancel — Step by Step
- 1Contact T-Mobile Customer Service: dial 611 from a T-Mobile phone or call 1-800-937-8997.
- 2Say that you want to cancel your Home Internet service and confirm the cancellation with the representative.
- 3After canceling, a return shipping label is automatically generated and sent to you by email.
- 4Return the gateway and any mesh Wi-Fi extender (include the power adapter if available) by the deadline to avoid a non-return fee.
Additional Notes
- After a regular cancellation, the gateway and mesh Wi-Fi extender must be returned within 14 days; for a Test Drive cancellation, T-Mobile says to return the gateway within 45 days. Late returns may cost up to $370 plus tax, and damaged equipment may cost extra.
- Cancellations are future dated and typically take effect at the end of the current billing cycle.
- If a credit balance remains after a Test Drive cancellation, it is paid out after 30 days via a Prepaid Mastercard sent to your billing address.
- If you restart Home Internet later, your eligibility is rechecked based on network availability.
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