Your Money: Getting Out of a 2-Year Cellphone Contract Alive
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Itâs not easy to escape a two-year cellphone contract. But it can be done by turning to the innovators on the Internet.
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Sprint Nextel's breakup with some customers may not be popular, but it could make financial sense.Images: Sprint's Dear John letter
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Having trouble staying in touch? Try the old phone trick: 'Did you get the check I sent?'
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Cell phone customers increasingly complain--and sue--over mysterious, hard-to-cancel charges on their monthly bills.
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Two months ago, Fred Poteet walked into a Sprint store to resolve some problems with his cellphone. When he walked out, he had a new wireless contract, with Cox Communications Inc., his cable television operator.
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The threat of losing money now could help you make money in the long run.
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Living with ads that contact your cell phone and ask if they can be shown to you.
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By Associated Press  Two months ago, Fred Poteet walked into a Sprint store to resolve some technical problems with his cellphone service. When he walked out, he had a new wireless contract -- with Cox Communications, his cable TV operator.
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Think twice before you rid yourself of a mortgage at retirement age. Use the leverage to your benefit.
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It's a moment that many of us have experienced: The cellphone, deep in your pocket or stuffed in an out-of-reach briefcase, starts to ring as you're driving down the road. It could just be a friend, calling to gossip. Or it might be someone at the office, warning you that the meeting you're headed...
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By Christopher Faille, Financial Correspondent
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People already use their cellphones to surf the Web, take photos and text message - besides making calls. Now, a growing number of banks are also letting them pay bills and transfer money through their cellphones.
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Cell phone customers are increasingly complaining--and suing--over mysterious, hard-to-cancel charges on their monthly bills.
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Brace yourself for a $2,000 phone bill AT&amp;T and Apple have announced what the iPhone will cost customers over the two-year contract they'll be obliged to sign - and it's pretty-much what AT&amp;T charges customers already.â¦
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Stop paying a bucketful of cash for a thimble's worth of coverage.
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Investor's Business Daily - Operating a wireless phone company is hardly a license to print money. Many wireless firms struggle to generate cash flow. It normally takes years to break even.
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Some cell phone companies charge  their users $100 to $200 to end a contract no matter what the  reason and disguise their own charges as taxes on bills,  witnesses told a congressional panel on Wednesday.