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  by Shonika Proctor

  Created on: August 09, 2007   Last Updated: May 12, 2012

  Cell phone companies should not be permitted to hold customers to contracts because what many people

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  by Elizabeth M Young

  Created on: October 22, 2009

  The "hook" for long term cell phone contracts is contained in the high priced, unaffordable phone that

• 3 of 35

  by Josh Griffith

  Created on: July 09, 2010

  A cellphone currently is nothing like it was ten years past. Cell phones can do practically anything

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  by Timothy Franklin

  Created on: November 17, 2008   Last Updated: January 07, 2009

  Once upon a time, the telephone was the world's most innovative, cost-effective, time-saving solution

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  by Jeremy Matthews

  Created on: July 21, 2008

  Should cell phone providers be allowed to hold customers to long service contracts? I believe no, they

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  by B. L. Babb

  Created on: April 15, 2008

  Cell phones have managed to work their way into being an important part of our lives. Cell phone companies,

• 7 of 35

  by Barbara Writes

  Created on: August 12, 2007

  Should cell phone providers be allowed to hold customers to long service contracts?

  Cell phone companies

• 8 of 35

  by Ana - I'm Learning

  Created on: July 22, 2007

  Any agreement between a service provider and a customer is always one sided. There are far too many

• 9 of 35

  by Frits Oostvogel

  Created on: October 29, 2007   Last Updated: March 28, 2012

  Whether this is true for the United States as well, I do not know for certain. In Europe, cell phone

• 10 of 35

  by Leon K

  Created on: September 14, 2008

  Mobile telephone contracts should definitely be a thing of the past. Mobile telephones have been marketed

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  by Hanna Joseff

  Created on: June 14, 2010

  Cell phone providers should not be allowed to hold customers to long service contracts. That is because

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  by Timiarah A. Camburn

  Created on: December 11, 2010   Last Updated: December 18, 2010

  "We've got you locked down" should be the new slogan for all major cell phone providers. Companies such

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  by Dawn Hawkins

  Created on: March 01, 2008

  I don't know of a wireless company that doesn't do it. You have long service contracts that are getting

• 14 of 35

  by ktarcus

  Created on: July 31, 2008

  I would like you to ask you're self if kidnapping and ransom are legal where you live?
  If the answer

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  by Fred Tolleson

  Created on: August 13, 2007   Last Updated: September 22, 2011

  Long-term cell phone contracts are not justified by consumer demand, they are not justified by the cost

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  by Bill Stone

  Created on: December 19, 2007

  The argument for long service contracts says that providers should be able to hold you to a service

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  by teddlesruss dat who

  Created on: August 13, 2007

  There was a time when having cellphone service was expensive, and cellphone companies were justified

• 18 of 35

  by Richard Serra

  Created on: October 28, 2007

  Binding contracts of any kind are fine as long as both parties live up to what has been signed for.

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  by Sonny Harris

  Created on: May 18, 2010   Last Updated: May 19, 2010

  Things change, why make it expensive!

  
  Let's just be honest here.  Pay as you go phone service is

• 20 of 35

  by Mike Osborne

  Created on: August 13, 2007

  The need for long service contracts is fading. As technology becomes more mainstream our comfort level