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Q&A: How does a cellphone contract extension work?
Question by AllanH2012: How does a cellphone contract extension work?
I have a family plan with AT&T. My contract still has about 6 months left on it, but I am eligible for an upgrade now. Does this mean that if I renew now and get a new phone my contract will expire in two years and six months? Or two years from today? Does the extension mean 2 years plus whatever number of months I still have? Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by evilattorney
Are you sure you’re eligible. AT&T offers upgrades at 20 months.
Nonetheless, there is no such thing as a contract extension or renewal. If you use an upgrade, you sign a new 2 year contract. It ends 2 years from the date you sign.
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