Should cell phone providers be allowed to hold customers to long service contracts?
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No
Cell phone companies should not be permitted to hold customers to contracts because what many people
Yes
by Jack Roviere
Long service contracts?! What a pain! Why would any free person who enjoys liberty and justice and all
by Randy Mills
The company T-Mobile is known for their great deals and excellent customer service. They will do their best to satisfy customer needs.
by JQ Adams
Cell phone companies have done a great job of preventing consumers from switching to other providers when they aren't happy with the
Thinking about canceling your Verizon service, but not sure you want to take that $350.00 hit? Whether you are getting treated
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