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> Get out of your cellphone contract anytime in the USA
>
> go to : http://www.celltradeusa.com
>
> If you know someone stuck in a contract please pass this site to them.
> They will be very thankful...
>

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> Hey dumbass...if you charge $200 to get some one out of a contract and
> Verizon charges $175 early termination fee how in the world do you do
> business?

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>And since your website isn't even available yet for people to see,
> why not take your small penis some where else. You aol punk.

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> Xman wrote:
>
> Obviously he banks on a lot of people being ignorant
> and/or not reading their contract.
>
>
> I think you're being too nice. He's a fraud and a
> spamming doofus.

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> Xman wrote:
>
> Obviously he banks on a lot of people being ignorant and/or not reading
> their contract.
>
>
> I think you're being too nice. He's a fraud and a spamming doofus.
>
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> with the person to trade contracts with? I'm assuming
> there is some possibility it's a screwy but legitimate
> thing. The site is titled exchange right?

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> CC'd to the spamming idiot because I haven't had any fun
> with spammers lately.
>
> Quick wrote:
>
>
> I doubt it's legitimate.
>
> For one thing, he's charging more than it would cost the
> customer if they just paid the ETF directly.
>

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> For another thing, there's no useful contact info on the
> website (w, and if you WHOIS celltradeusa.com, you'll see
> that they registered with Network Solutions using the
> "private registration" feature.
>
> Also, I clicked on one of the informational links - you
> have to *register*
> to find out what he's about.
>
> He claims you save $200 per contract. Bullshit. Do any of
> the carriers even *charge* $200?
>
> Spammy spammed a buttload of Usenet newsgroups and
> web-based cell forums (use google's web search to search
> for theclearanceguy@aol.com and you'll
> see some of the web posts, and obviously you can see the
> crap he posted in Usenet on groups.google.com). I doubt
> he'd have the balls to actually post here and describe
> what he's doing.
>
> Hm. Too bad he's paying top dollar to AOL. They have
> rules against spamming and they *do* terminate spammers'
> accounts.
>
> Hey spamslug, why don't you show up here in
> alt.cellular.verizon and explain why you're legitimate?
> My bet is that you won't because you're trying to defraud
> people. Prove me wrong. In fact, if you prove me wrong
> I'll publically apologize (although you're still
> spamming, so I'm still going to report you to AOL and
> whichever provider you're using for Usenet access).
>
> So? Guts, or no guts, TheClearanceGuy?

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> Oh... I must have missed the one that he was charging $200.