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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Cingular / July 2005New Company to get people out of Cingular contracts
New Company to get people out of cellphone contracts Here's the link: http://www.celltradeusa.com >New Company to get people out of cellphone contracts Here's the link: >http://www.celltradeusa.com Either this is a troll or he wants you to believe that this is some "get out of jail card" which it ain't. It's certainly not going to be free. And BTW BFD. The site's not even up it's "coming soon." It's just another scam. - - Its a pain in the butt spammer. The sites up now and of course, you pay to list your phone and whats left on your contract. If someone is crazy enough to take your contract and old phone, your out of your contract. Should it not be taken by anyone, now your still in your contract and out his FEE. > New Company to get people out of cellphone contracts Here's the link: > http://www.celltradeusa.com Of course, you would have to give up your phone number if you want to do this, wouldn't you? That is, assuming, if it ever worked. TH > Its a pain in the butt spammer. The sites up now and of course, you pay to > list your phone and whats left on your contract. If someone is crazy enough [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > New Company to get people out of cellphone contracts Here's the link: > > http://www.celltradeusa.com >Of course, you would have to give up your phone number if you want to do this, >wouldn't you? > >That is, assuming, if it ever worked. > >TH In their FAQ they say no, that in fact most people will be porting their OWN number to your contract...but more importantly the FAQ also mentioned that the CSP (Cellular Service Provider) will likely charge a deactivation fee - sometimes up to $175-200!!! So what's the real value they're providing? I don't see this as any great help - yeah, you can get out of your contract, but yuo could do the same on your own and pay the same fees.... subdude |
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