how to drop your cell phone carrier

[renegade600]

if you are tired of your cell phone carrier, read this article (http://news.com.com/Splitting+up+with+your+cell+phone+carrier/2100-1036_3-6195301.html), it may give you ideas on how to drop your carrier before the end of your contract and not pay any termination fees.

[The Dude]

"But we do have a policy against excessive roaming. We realize people will roam from time to time, but we have planned our network for a certain amount of roaming and expect our customers to spend the vast majority of their time on the AT&T network."Who do they think they are trying to tell someone WHERE THEY USE THIER CELL PHONE??

[Snurfen]

Who do they think they are trying to tell someone WHERE THEY USE THIER CELL PHONE??

They are the people that own the network. You are at their beck and call if you want to use their hardware and bandwidth. The trick for the operators is to maintain the cartel by no one single supplier breaking ranks from the restrictive practices they all employ.

It's like the old fair use argument with internet access.