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• I am reminded of the woman who had lunch at Neiman-Marcus. She had a cookie for dessert and asked for the recipe. She was told it was available for purchase. When she asked, "How much?", she was told "ONE TWENTY FIVE". Assuming this meant $1.25, she accepted to offer. When her monthly bill arrived, she was shocked to see that she was billed $125.00 (yes, for a cookie recipe).
  Please, don't tell me there are no "hidden fees" (not clearly articulated on the contracts). Don't tell me MY "unlimited data plan" doesn't get jacked around based on my ACTUAL usage! Why is it that MY Monthly fee is NEVER the same (and I ONLY use my phone for data connections via my laptop)? In reply to: "Sprint breaks up with high-maintenance customers"

  July 2, 2008

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• The problem with your argument, is that the cell phone companies are NOT "PAYING" you the fee, they are simply not TAKING the fee (there's a difference). In reply to: "Sprint breaks up with high-maintenance customers"

  July 2, 2008

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• And what about my neighbors? Are we going to be stepping on each other's signals? I've got enough trouble with all the wireless routers AND all the RF satellite remote controls in the neighborhood. In reply to: "Belkin FlyWire wirelessly transmits six AV sources to your HDTV"

  January 8, 2008

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