Stuck in a Cell Phone Contract, but Want the iPhone?
Celltradeusa.com Provides the Smartest Solution

Celltradeusa.com is the smartest way to get an iPhone without having to pay early termination fees of up to $250 when breaking an existing cell phone contract. Celltradeusa.com is the world's first online marketplace to help consumer drop unwanted cell phone contracts.

July 2, 2007 New Jersey-- Millions of consumers will eventually want the iPhone when they get firsthand experience with the device. However, most will only get to look and feel. The reality is that many eager iPhone customers will face paying up to $250 per line to get out of an existing contract, in addition to the high ticket price for the iPhone.

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. In anticipation of the iPhone launch, many non-AT&T plans have already been posted on Celltradeusa.com in the hope of becoming contract-free to gain access to the I-phone.

Celltradeusa.com is the world's first company to help cell phone subscribers get out of cell phone contracts without paying early termination fees. We have developed a unique match-making system that connects the customer that wants out their contract with a nationwide network of cell phone consumers who are happy to take over contracts with less obligation. Celltradeusa.com connects both users, and the consumers do the "contract transfer" directly with the provider. All major providers have been doing contract transfers for years. Now, Cellradeusa.com actually makes it work.

"We find that most Get Out users are thinking, well I can save the roughly $200 on the termination fee using Celltradeusa.com. Then I can apply that savings toward the iPhone." said Craig Wurtenberg, Co-founder of Celltradeusa.com.

According to the US Public Interest Research Group, nearly half of all US cellular phone customers would switch, or consider switching, their current service carrier if they did not have to pay an early termination penalty of up to $250.

"It is projected that ten million iPhones will be sold in 2007 alone. AT&T wrote off a large percentage of potential customers who were in contracts. But what if those customers can switch and still avoid the early termination fees We are also finding that it's a great time to get out of an AT&T/Cingular contract. Eager consumers will seriously consider taking over AT&T contracts to gain access to the iPhone, said Co-Founder?Eric Wurtenberg.