According to a survey, one-fifth of individuals nationwide claimed they were at least “somewhat likely” to switch mobile phone carriers in the following year. One may switch phone carriers for various reasons, including the need for better coverage quality or increased Internet speed. Understanding the new mobile carrier’s features and reliability is essential to choosing a mobile carrier. In addition, here are some mistakes to avoid while switching mobile phone carriers: 1. Switching at the wrong time Often, when switching mobile phone carriers mid-month, the previous provider may not refund one’s money for the remaining days of the month or generate a bill that considers only the number of days one has availed of the previous provider’s service. Hence, users will likely incur losses if they do not time their switch appropriately. Switching one’s phone carrier on the last or first days of the month is advisable to minimize or eliminate losses. 2. Opting for providers charging early termination fees Some providers may charge an early termination fee upon termination within 30 days of customers availing themselves of the provider’s services. It is essential to avoid opting for such mobile phone carriers, as one should have a reasonable trial period to ensure that the service provider caters to one’s requirements effectively.