Only thing you can think of is a free phone, you don't have to pay
for. Right before the I-Phone came out my girlfriend stole my cell
phone and racked up a $200 bill calling all over the country and
downloading custom ringtone's & backgrounds. My phone was the worst
model cingular sells, and it was held together with scotch tape.
After she stole it I had the phone disconnected, but cingular had a
customer representation problem & turned the phone back on. So I went
for a month without my cell phone, and when I got the bill, I just had
to call the company up and complain. They sent me a free phone that
is really nice, and hi-tech, and they took off the bill from my
charges.

I'm reading about the I-Phone online, and apparently hackers have
found a way to tamper with the phone so it works with other providers
than AT&T. Anyone explain to me, why they are doing this? I love
AT&T. Seems like a more interesting hack to figure out is how you can
get free cell phone service, and a free phone to begin with.

All I had to do was report my phone stolen, and order another phone
with an expired credit card. Once cingular's customer support
representatives took the information, they reactivated the phone
mistakenly, and later felt so bad about screwing up and costing me
$200, that they sent me a free phone and took off my girlfriends
charges.

I wonder if there is a way to work something like that out with the I-
Phone? Just report it stolen, and see if you can get them to
accidently reconnect the phone when they shouldn't. Probably happens
all the time. I doubt if they will send you a free I-Phone though,
but I don't even want one. The things look a little fruity to me. I
don't even like laptops or blue-tooth, even though they are extremely
popular.

It really felt like magick, when I got my new phone and all the
charges cleared off the bill. That was my plan all along. It was
almost as cool as when the guy at wendys drive through dropped a
quarter into my french fries last week. I had been trying to teleport
loose change my way for awhile.