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• electric gomer
  Some people have nothing better to do with their lives I guess... A
  silly waste of litigation... If he's so upset about his dance being
  done wrong, maybe he should start producing a dance video
  showing people how to do the electric slide properly. Then maybe
  he'd stop listening to lawyers and filing goofy lawsuits.

  February 3, 2007

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• Look
  What you forget is that wireless service is really only a radio
  signal, so saying that any one carrier is any better than another
  for service is a statement born of ingorance, especially because
  most wireless providers have roaming agreements with each
  other where their service areas don't overlap, sometimes even
  when they do, and they rarely charge for roaming anymore.
  Cingular only has national plans which do not have roaming in
  the continental united states, although of course in the gulf
  coast you have off shore towers which if you end up roaming on,
  you get 3.99 / min charges.
  
  That is not cingular / tmobile / at&t wireless or any other
  wireless provider's responsibility to let you know about. Read
  your contract, it's actually in there. There is also a clause in your
  contract saying you can not sue your wireless provider, you can
  request binding arbitration with an arbitrater of their choosing.
  So stop threatening to sue, they're laughing at you...
  
  Remember my earlier point about wireless being a radio signal,
  well keep that in mind when you're driving 75 mph, wireless is
  meant for mobility, but be careful with your mobility. You ARE
  going to lose signal sometimes, you ARE going to drop calls. If
  you want 100% or ever 90 % reliability, use a land line phone.
  Especially if you are a business customer, I know you like the
  convenience of a wireless for business, but it always turns into a
  huge problems, with needless calls to customer service to
  complain about something that will never be fixed.
  
  In summation Wireless = Radio
  - therefore it will not always work, in fact you will be lucky to
  have it working 80% of the time you need it to work.
  - You can't sue so stop threatening
  - It really doesn't matter who your provider is, they all go
  through phases where they feel customer satisfaction is more
  important than numbers, then it switches to numbers are more
  important than customer satisfaction. It isn't going away.
  
  Anti Wireless Dude

  January 14, 2007

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