possible fulfillment of wireless service contract by a different person

Another one that you miight want to check out is Sprint PCS. For an extra $10 a month to any of there plas you can do a no contract option.

Jack

 

GET PREPAID service

 

I would consider sprint to be a better choice then prepaid

Jack

 

You can also see if they can offer you a deal with a used phone at a reduced price than full retail for a new one so that you don't have to do a contract commitment.

 

I dont know about how to find somebody who wants to get out of their contract, but I'm pretty sure Cingular will allow you to transfer your contract to another person (if they have approved credit), because I asked them when I lost my phone about the possibility of transferring my contract to another person (my mom, whose contract had expired), and they said that they could do it. But I found my phone. Also if you are willing to bring your own phone (buy one off of ebay, or from a friend) Cingular will activate it with no commitment. Or you can just pay the nondiscounted price (which is like $120 more) for the phone. But in that case, its only $150 to cancel the service early, so I don't know what you would want to do. Its like giving them the money up front.

 

Also if you are willing to bring your own phone (buy one off of ebay, or from a friend) Cingular will activate it with no commitment.
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This is at their discretion, Cingular will impose 36$ activation fee and would deny the consumer access to present promotions.

 

Cingular would not deny you of any promoyion just because you sign a no commitment plan, the plan are built with (1yr or 2yr or even a noncommitment) they are all the same plan with the same features. I know because I work for Cingular, all the commitment plan is for the prices on the phones that will give you a discount with Cingular.

 

let us know what you decide

Jack