Have a contract already with a phone company? Want to switch to Cingular and get an iPhone in June? Well, this story on digg tells you how. Plus, WIRED Magazine and WikiHow have more tips on escaping your contract. Plus, Apple and Cingular may offer a special contract that would make it easier for non-Cingular companies to get an iPhone.
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And if you are a Verizon customer, The Apple Blog reported on another way to get out of your contract without fees.
http://theappleblog.com/2007/01/12/get-out-of-your-verizon-contract-with-no-fees/
Ooh, that looks interesting. While I’ll probably not switch to Cingular to get an iPhone (no 3G, and Cingular has terrible service in NYC), I could use this tip to get a nice new Treo or Motorola Q before next January.