Cell phone contracts: I'm an idiot

[Evan]

2p2 comes through again. Thanks Mike.

[CrazyEyez]

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I sent you a pm.

You should not have a problem voiding out your Verizon contract.

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Mysterious. You have naked pics of Verizon CEO?

[kyleb]

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I sent you a pm.

You should not have a problem voiding out your Verizon contract.

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PM me as well, please!

[Warik]

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I sent you a pm.

You should not have a problem voiding out your Verizon contract.

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PM me as well, please!

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Me too please. =) I'm stuck until mid 2008. =(

[almostbusto]

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My current phone's battery lasted about 5 minutes, so I needed to get a new one or else I'd be across the country and out of contact (I was also going to be driving 7 hours alone, so not an option).

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L-O-L.

seriously though i hope you can void that contract. i absolutely hate cell phone companies. I hope you win one for the little guy (no offense [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img])

[FlyWf]

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Stop being raped by extortionary cell contracts and get a prepaid phone.

http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/plans/d...plancategory=4
Prepaid Calling Plans: T-Mobile To Go Pay As You Go

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Err, for $39.99 at Verizon you get 450 anytime minutes with free nights, weekends, and calls to Verizon customers. With minor variations all the other plans have a similar $35-$50 dollar plan for 300-500 minutes with a ton of free minute areas.

Also, what's the secret method of contract voiding?

[cbloom]

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Err, for $39.99 at Verizon you get 450 anytime minutes with free nights, weekends, and calls to Verizon customers. With minor variations all the other plans have a similar $35-$50 dollar plan for 300-500 minutes with a ton of free minute areas.


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That's how they get you. It looks like a nice price per minute, but you're stuck in a plan, they drop roaming charges on you, overage charges, etc. etc. How many people actually only pay their monthly charge?

[econophile]

[FlyWf]

They only give you overage charges if you go over your minutes. Prepaid plans are all overage. To avoid overage and roaming all you need is to do a tiny, tiny amount of homework or estimation. Carriers will let you move up and down in minutes if your needs change.

[Monolith]

alright, get me, too, man...