Cellswapper.com offers cell phone subscribers a way out of their current
contracts by finding others who are more than happy to take over the
remainder of the contract as a short-term commitment. This leaves the
subscriber contract-free and significantly lowers the cost of buying the
iPhone.
In anticipation of the iPhone launch, thousands of non-AT&T plans have
already been posted on Cellswapper.com in the hope of getting contract-free
before the pending release. The iPhone is expected to be one of the most
demanded consumer electronic devices ever released. However, according to
Harris Interactive, as many as 17 percent say they will be forced to wait
for their current wireless contract to expire before purchasing.
"Using Cellswapper.com, the iPhone becomes accessible to anybody, even
those who are currently locked in a non-AT&T contract," CellSwapper's
co-founder Jeremy Greenberg asserts. "Early termination fees are a major
barrier to widespread iPhone adoption and it seems the solution lies
exclusively with Cellswpper.com".
Cellswapper.com also offers exclusive short-term contracts with terms as
short as one or two months. Many of the plans on offer are unavailable
anywhere else. Many of the plans are bundled with free phones and cash
bonuses. Taking over a contract is 100% free, and the buyer also saves any
activation fees usually associated with a new service contract.
About CellSwapper.com
CellSwapper.com is the online cellular marketplace that helps consumers
get out of their cell phone contracts, without incurring any early
termination fees, by finding an interested party take over the remainder of
their contract. Established in June 2006 by a team of envisioned solution
seekers, CellSwapper aims to serve the interests of US cell phone users and
carriers, being committed to offering a revolutionary service of exceptional
quality. Cellswapper has been featured in the New York Times, WSJ, Boston
Globe and on ABC, NBC and CBS News, and in PC World magazine.
For additional information, visit
http://Cellswapper.com
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John Smith, PR Executive
