If that is a feature of your plan, I would consider it as required to be disclosed.
Although by the time this happens, it's no longer a contracted plan, as the contract itself has gone into default and technically expired. However, I still would put it under "additional terms".
Last edited by RR joker; 08/18/08 04:12 PM.
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