Question about Termination Fees for Cellphones

I have three family members on a plan I set up for them (my father and two brothers).  I'm a little tight on money lately and I've decided after three years they need to pay for their own plan and get off their feet.  My question is, if I pay the early cancellation fees on each line does it 1) report negatively on my credit report, 2) does that prevent me from ever getting a phone with that carrier in future and 3) one of the lines is a plan where you pay off the phone each month and there are four payments left, if I pay off that phone does it also have a contract cancellation fee since I paid for the phone myself? I put them all on Verizon.  I am with At&t for my personal phone. thank you

Not one bit, the cell phone companies want their ETFs, it becomes a problem when you don't pay them and the account is delinquent. If you cancel early and pay the ETFs, you'll be in good standing

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