I love my Ooma, pay approx $200 upfront, now i just pay the taxes each month. About $6 a month for my nearly unlimited phone use.. No this is not an advertizement for it. I just use it and love it. Cancelled Verizon and their over charging crap.
What the hell are you talking about about? The article doesn't say anything about rounding up Verizon executives and killing them. In fact, I don't think they mention doing anything illegal.
What this article talks about is Verizon customers complaining about something that the company they have hired had intended to do.
Even to a "free hand of the market fixes everything" kind of guy as I'm guessing you are, what's wrong with that?
I'm trying to understand what it is about this article that upsets you. Are you against the content of the piece or about the fact that Alternet published it?
If you are truly upset that it is Alternet that carried the piece, then I'm confused by this attitude. I may not like FOX News but if they publish a report that the sun will rise tomorrow, it'd be rather silly of me to discount this report simply because it's FOX that issued it.
On the other hand (and this I assumed was your issue [perhaps I was in error]), if you didn't like the content of the report, I don't understand what they wrote that bothers you.
Customers simply banded together in a legal and peaceful effort to convince the telcom to change their mind. If that effort failed then these people can take their business elsewhere.
I'm not sure I see the problem. Please tell me what I'm missing.
as a Socially Awkward Penguin, i want the phone of my choice, no contract, unlimited texts, 2gb, maybe even 500mb data, minimal minutes (10 cents a min would be ok). the cheapest i can get this on a GOOD network (sprint, verizon (i'm currently unhappy with t-mo's customer service)) is $80-90. hell, even at&t is about that much.
This is why we have number portability. It's up to the consumer to avoid getting caught up in HIGH TECH ADDICTION and switch to non-profits or no contract new-comers. This is the ONLY way the big companies will change. A good start is ditching the Iphone for one of the many Android (open source) Devices.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
Auto-buried for alternet spam. Also, there is this thing called your bill. You can read it to see what fees you are being charged. Don't like it? Then don't use the service. You have that freedom.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
Auto-buried for alternet email. Also, there is this objective called your mouth. You can construe it to see what fees you are being polar. Don't like it? Then don't use the aid. You somebody that immunity.
neondistractionFeb 12, 2012Buried
That's funny, coming from an assh**e that's spamming his s**tty blog all over the comments.
WabbitslayerFeb 12, 2012Buried
I love my Ooma, pay approx $200 upfront, now i just pay the taxes each month. About $6 a month for my nearly unlimited phone use.. No this is not an advertizement for it. I just use it and love it. Cancelled Verizon and their over charging crap.
16x9Feb 12, 2012Buried
What the hell are you talking about about? The article doesn't say anything about rounding up Verizon executives and killing them. In fact, I don't think they mention doing anything illegal.
What this article talks about is Verizon customers complaining about something that the company they have hired had intended to do.
Even to a "free hand of the market fixes everything" kind of guy as I'm guessing you are, what's wrong with that?
16x9Feb 12, 2012Buried
I'm trying to understand what it is about this article that upsets you. Are you against the content of the piece or about the fact that Alternet published it?
If you are truly upset that it is Alternet that carried the piece, then I'm confused by this attitude. I may not like FOX News but if they publish a report that the sun will rise tomorrow, it'd be rather silly of me to discount this report simply because it's FOX that issued it.
On the other hand (and this I assumed was your issue [perhaps I was in error]), if you didn't like the content of the report, I don't understand what they wrote that bothers you.
Customers simply banded together in a legal and peaceful effort to convince the telcom to change their mind. If that effort failed then these people can take their business elsewhere.
I'm not sure I see the problem. Please tell me what I'm missing.
meccaydnaFeb 12, 2012Buried
yo dawg, we heard you like paying fees....
plonk420Feb 12, 2012Buried
as a Socially Awkward Penguin, i want the phone of my choice, no contract, unlimited texts, 2gb, maybe even 500mb data, minimal minutes (10 cents a min would be ok). the cheapest i can get this on a GOOD network (sprint, verizon (i'm currently unhappy with t-mo's customer service)) is $80-90. hell, even at&t is about that much.
how the f**k is it this bad in america?
crashdvisFeb 12, 2012Buried
Did your reply make sense when you typed it? Maybe it got lost in translation somewhere.
slmz00Feb 11, 2012Buried
This is why we have number portability. It's up to the consumer to avoid getting caught up in HIGH TECH ADDICTION and switch to non-profits or no contract new-comers. This is the ONLY way the big companies will change. A good start is ditching the Iphone for one of the many Android (open source) Devices.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
crashdvisFeb 12, 2012Buried
Auto-buried for alternet spam. Also, there is this thing called your bill. You can read it to see what fees you are being charged. Don't like it? Then don't use the service. You have that freedom.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
smpaisnutrientsFeb 12, 2012Buried
Thers no 3.50 fee to pay over the phone with verizon. Source: i work for verizon.
singgihsetiaFeb 12, 2012Buried
Auto-buried for alternet email. Also, there is this objective called your mouth. You can construe it to see what fees you are being polar. Don't like it? Then don't use the aid. You somebody that immunity.
http://info-pcgame.blogspot.comComment is buried, click here to see the rest.