Plan to Trim Cell Phone Cancellation Fees Draws Criticism

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Sorry, this 3rd party supplied article requires Javascript to be displayed in full.A wireless industry proposal under consideration by the government that would make it easier for cell phone customers to break up with their service providers was met with withering criticism by consumer advocates on Wednesday.

Posted to the site on 22nd May 2008

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