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and are similar services that help you save money by getting out of your contract without actually breaking it. If you talk with your service provider, they will likely tell you that it cannot be done without paying them a fee. But with either of these two services you now have a viable option for having your plan taken over by someone else. That saves you money by not breaking your contract, and it gives someone else the value of not having to sign a long-term contract with a mobile service provider.
Both of these websites allow you to get into a short-term contract, as well as get out of your existing contract. For a small fee, you will have access to other members around the country. To break your contract with most carriers would cost an average of $200. For around $20 you can use both of these services to terminate your plan easily.
They work with all cell phone carriers in the United States, and they are backed by them as well. Once your plan is transferred to a new person [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you have no more liability associated with the account.
If you need to get out of a plan quickly, or if you want to get it on one without the long plan, check them both out to determine which is best for you.