Originally published December 29 2005
CellTradeUSA helps customers “lease” unwanted cell phone contracts
by Mike Adams, NaturalNews Editor
A new option has become available for people who want to switch cell phone service providers in the middle of a contract (and not pay a lot). The CellTradeUSA website lets people post their remaining contract to be “leased” by someone else.
- Aside from assuming a new identity or moving out of the country (or both), there are few options for people wanting to switch cellphone service providers in the middle of a contract other than shelling out around $200.
- A company called CellTradeUSA thinks they have the solution to this problem, in the form of a website where people post their remaining contract obligations to be "leased" by someone else (they will also begin offering advertiser-sponsored contests wherein they will buyout your contract for you).
- Usually the person pawning off the contract will throw in a free phone as well as some accessories to sweeten the deal, although most carriers require a credit check before this type of switch is allowed, so not all bidders will end up being eligible.
- Now, while we're on the subject, does anyone know any other legal ways to avoid that ugly early termination fee?
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