GE>No one gets a phone at the end of their contract, they get it at the
  >beginning. A consumer who gets a phone for no cash payment (ie. a
  >"free" phone) in exchange for signing a contract takes full legal and
  >equitable title to that phone on day one. It is his property the minute
  >he walsk out of the store, which means it's up to him to get it repaired
  >if it breaks or to replace it if stolen.
Obviously; but it's also his obligation therefore to pay the terms of 
the contract or any buy out amount.
Charles
 * 1st 2.00 ~ What is meant to be will always find a way.
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