Things seem to be quiet on the mobile phone contract font this week. It appears that there are no recent developments on carrier's wireless contracts or cell phone agreement settlements. However, I did come across plenty of articles on how to break free from a contract without paying a large sum.
These informative articles come from fairly reputable sites. They offer options for consumers who want to get rid of a contract but don't want to pay the heavy early termination fee.
Here is a compilation of articles on how to terminate a contract without paying the ETF:
- Looking To Ditch Your Cell Phone? - WNBC.com
- Breaking Free of a Cellular Contract - Wall Street Journal
- Swapping Your Cell - MSNBC
- Dump Your Cell Phone Company - Pcworld.com
- One-Up Your Cell Carrier - Wired Magazine
- Get out of your cell phone contract for $20 - abc-7.com
- Get out of your cellphone contract by "sub-leasing" engadget.com
- Ditch your Cell Phone - Money.cnn.com
- Ditching Your Cell Contract - Smartmoney.com
- A BETTER WAY TO ESCAPE CELL PHONE JAIL - redtape.msnbc.com
- Keep More Cash - Reader's Digest
That's if for this week's post. Tune in to this blog for more news, updates and information on various wireless contract topics.
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