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Loading ...How to break your cell phone contract…literally
posted by Joe on July 14th, 2009 - 10:00 am | Net10
Above is the latest promotion from Net10. I’m not sure if these are running on TV stations, but it would be massively cool if they aired stripped-down versions. Featured is Bas Rutten, the most comical self-defense instructor on the Internet. Watch as he breaks the binds of a cell phone contract (and then repeatedly punches it in the face).
From Consumerist.
This guy is really funny and just a little bit scary.
But I think he gets the message across quite well. Cell contracts are evil! They’re hold over consumers need to be broken. Go Bas!
And yes, I am a NET10 fan too.
I think it is definitely better to be with Net10 than standing against Bas with a contract.
Contracts that need that much force and effort to get out of surely cant be worth it.
Thankfully this cell defense show the way to the light.
It is truely offensive to have a cell phone with Net10 that allows the freedom of no cancellation fees and no bills. Also with rates of 10cents a minute who wouldnt want to have Cell defence with Net10