Breaking cell phone contracts can be extremely difficult to do and sometimes it comes at a price as high as $200. It's a potential issue for the 230 million cell phone users in the United States.

Cell phone companies do not make it easy to break two-year contracts. But it can be done through shrewd negotiating or by turning to new cell phone contract innovators on the Internet. Getting out ...

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Providers offer inexpensive, flexible No-Contract Plans with the convenience of a running on a major carrier’s network. Consumer Reports has details.

GameStop today announced that it has reached an agreement with AT&T subsidiary Cricket Wireless to offer the company's no-contract phones in more than 2,800 stores across the United States.

AT&T will no longer offer discounted phones with two-year contracts starting Jan. 8. Before you rush out to beat the deadline, consider that you might be better off paying full price for the phone.

You’re in love. You’re ready to join in cell phone shared-contract matrimony. But be warned: Things could backfire in a breakup.

Contracts: Most cell phone companies offer their services on a contract. Signing a contract can often get you a discount on a phone. The length of the average contract is often one or two years.

Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile offer cell-phone service without a two-year contract, which may sound like a good deal.But a Consumer Reports study urges people to dive deeper. In a study of 78 options ...

The government is quietly negotiating to help cell phone customers avoid expensive fees when they cancel contracts with wireless companies, The Associated Press has learned. IE 11 is not supported.

You’re in love. You’re ready to join in cell phone shared-contract matrimony. But be warned: Things could backfire in a breakup.