
20 August 2007 6:21 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Apparently angered with dropped calls and a "string" of defective mobiles, American Corey Taylor was desperate to get out of his Verizon Wireless mobile phone contract.When he discovered that he'd be forced to pay $175 as an early-release fee, he decided to resort to extreme measures and faked his own death.
With the reasoning of "What have I got to lose, besides a cellphone I despise?", he mocked up a fake death certificate, and got a friend to fax it to Verizon Wireless.
However, the company caught on to the scheme, and Taylor didn't get away with it: "In the end, I forked over the money". Phones, Mobile phone industry, Verizon, Photos


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