So your cell phone reception is bad and you think you're paying too much every month, but you have a long way to go on your contract. Many have been stuck before, but there is a way to legally move away from the contract and pick up a new phone.

"I was going over my minutes a lot. I didn't have a lot of minutes. It was very costly," said Ashley Siudmak, cell phone user.

Siudmak said it would cost her $200 to cancel her contract with T-Mobile. Then she went to Cell Trade USA, which matches people wanting to get out of their cell phone contracts with people willing to take them over.

Cell Trade found someone willing to take Siudmak's cell phone and her 600 minute, $70 a month plan.

The cell phone company was told both parties wanted to make the transfer and in a few days Siudmak was free, contract gone.

"I love it, it's great. It saved me a lot of money," said Siudmak.

Eric Wurtenberg is one of the founders Cell Trade USA.

"Instead of a year or two year, they can take over a contract with maybe five months or four months left on a contract and a lot of consumers like that. They can potentially get a free phone, maybe a free Bluetooth headset and maybe save themselves a $35 activation fee if they had gotten a new phone," said Wurtenberg.

Find out more at Cell Trade USA.