Posted AT 10:55 AM EST on 12/10/07
How to escape your cellphone contract
CATHERINE MCLEAN
TELECOM REPORTER
Until recently, there was one painful way to get out of a cellphone contract: pay a fine of $100 or more.
Not any more. An enterprising 24-year-old electrical-engineering graduate has designed another escape route for desperate wireless subscribers.
Bijan Shahrokhi launched Cellclients.com in August.
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