Monday February 16 is not a Holiday

President's Day is a National Holiday, no mail delivery, many people
have off work.

SprintPCS does not have any Holidays in its rate structure so 7 AM to 9
PM will be peak minutes for Sprint PCS customers, while most other
carriers will count it as Holiday Minutes from the Night and Weekend
pool of minutes.

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Robert M. wrote:

> President's Day is a National Holiday, no mail delivery, many people
> have off work.
>
> SprintPCS does not have any Holidays in its rate structure so 7 AM to 9
> PM will be peak minutes for Sprint PCS customers, while most other
> carriers will count it as Holiday Minutes from the Night and Weekend
> pool of minutes.


Jesus Christ.. WAAAAAAAAAAA WAAAAAA WAAAAAAAAA so go back to AT&T
WIRELESS then. WHO CARES if does not count as a holiday.

I took a multi week break from this group, because I was tired of
hearing the whining, sniveling, moaning and *****ing of a tight ass
little school girl getting raped in the ass, that you do everyday.

I'm sorry to see you're still here. GOD, and I just can't believe
someone hasn't put you down yet.

"Robert M." <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> President's Day is a National Holiday, no mail delivery, many people
> have off work.
>
> SprintPCS does not have any Holidays in its rate structure so 7 AM to 9
> PM will be peak minutes for Sprint PCS customers, while most other
> carriers will count it as Holiday Minutes from the Night and Weekend
> pool of minutes.

Most others will? No, most won't. At least half of the big six will treat
it as a normal day, and I haven't been bored enough to look at the other
three.

More Sprint antagonist lies from the troll.

"Robert M." wrote:
>
> President's Day is a National Holiday, no mail delivery, many people
> have off work.
>
> SprintPCS does not have any Holidays in its rate structure so 7 AM to 9
> PM will be peak minutes for Sprint PCS customers, while most other
> carriers will count it as Holiday Minutes from the Night and Weekend
> pool of minutes.

Exactly what purpose does this post serve?

Every time a holiday comes up, so does the fact that Sprint doesn't
recognize holidays.

If there are better carriers, why aren't you with them?

Larry

Scott Stephenson wrote:

> Most others will? No, most won't. At least half of the big six will treat
> it as a normal day, and I haven't been bored enough to look at the other
> three.

Off topic here but that reminded me

Don't forget about the hole Verizon has every week between
12:00am-5:59am Monday morning that does not fall under their night or
weekend plan. I know two people who were burned by this.

Verizon Website:
Night hours are 9:01 PM to 5:59AM, Monday to Friday. Weekend hours are
12:00 AM Saturday through 11:59 PM Sunday. Peak hours are all other
times except certain holidays.

norelpref <[email protected]> wrote:

> Off topic here but that reminded me
>
> Don't forget about the hole Verizon has every week between
> 12:00am-5:59am Monday morning that does not fall under their night or
> weekend plan. I know two people who were burned by this.
>
> Verizon Website:
> Night hours are 9:01 PM to 5:59AM, Monday to Friday. Weekend hours are
> 12:00 AM Saturday through 11:59 PM Sunday. Peak hours are all other
> times except certain holidays.

How does Monday morning between 12 midnight and 5:59 AM not fall under
night hours of 9:01 PM to 5:59 AM?


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"Steven J Sobol" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...

>
> How does Monday morning between 12 midnight and 5:59 AM not fall under
> night hours of 9:01 PM to 5:59 AM?
>
>

Its because the night hours start 9 pm on Monday, with the last minutes of
the week occurring at 5:59 am on Saturday morning.This isn't the first time
I've heard about this hole.

Scott Stephenson wrote:
>
> "Steven J Sobol" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>
> >
> > How does Monday morning between 12 midnight and 5:59 AM not fall under
> > night hours of 9:01 PM to 5:59 AM?
> >
> >
>
> Its because the night hours start 9 pm on Monday, with the last minutes of
> the week occurring at 5:59 am on Saturday morning.This isn't the first time
> I've heard about this hole.

A hole in the Verizon?

Sounds like something from The Discovery Channel!

Larry

"Lawrence Glasser" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> A hole in the Verizon?
>
> Sounds like something from The Discovery Channel!
>

lmao- nice one.

In article <[email protected]>,=20
[email protected] says...
> President's Day is a National Holiday, no mail delivery, many people=20
> have off work.
>=20
> SprintPCS does not have any Holidays in its rate structure so 7 AM to 9=
=20
> PM will be peak minutes for Sprint PCS customers
>=20

And for whom will they *not* be, Phillie?

Or is this another of your pointless diatribes?

--=20
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R=D8=DF
O/Siris
I work for SprintPCS
I *don't* speak for them.

Scott Stephenson <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> "Lawrence Glasser" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>
>> A hole in the Verizon?
>>
>> Sounds like something from The Discovery Channel!
>>
>
> lmao- nice one.

Someone better Sprint over to Discovery.com and let them know about this.
Nevermind, Alltel them instead.

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Michael L. Arends wrote:

> Robert M. wrote:
>
>
>>President's Day is a National Holiday, no mail delivery, many people
>>have off work.
>>
>>SprintPCS does not have any Holidays in its rate structure so 7 AM to 9
>>PM will be peak minutes for Sprint PCS customers, while most other
>>carriers will count it as Holiday Minutes from the Night and Weekend
>>pool of minutes.
>
>
>
> Jesus Christ.. WAAAAAAAAAAA WAAAAAA WAAAAAAAAA so go back to AT&T
> WIRELESS then. WHO CARES if does not count as a holiday.
>
> I took a multi week break from this group, because I was tired of
> hearing the whining, sniveling, moaning and *****ing of a tight ass
> little school girl getting raped in the ass, that you do everyday.
>
> I'm sorry to see you're still here. GOD, and I just can't believe
> someone hasn't put you down yet.
>
Oh yeah, and one more thing Phillie..

Before you can pipe up with your smart ass, wise cracking insults. I ran
you past my HR and security folks at work. They told me to do whatever I
want. As I showed them you, for the sniveling, whining, spineless little
twit that you are. Sorry!

Michael

Michael L. Arends burbled to the world:


> I'm sorry to see you're still here. GOD, and I just can't believe
> someone hasn't put you down yet.


Not to worry. EVERYONE puts the miserable troll
down. He's just too stupid to get it.

Chris

I was taking a look at my bill and I noticed that all calls I made
between 7am and 8pm on January 1st, thursday, were counted as "off-peak
minutes used". I don't know about President's day.

--Gus

Robert M. wrote:
> President's Day is a National Holiday, no mail delivery, many people
> have off work.
>
> SprintPCS does not have any Holidays in its rate structure so 7 AM to 9
> PM will be peak minutes for Sprint PCS customers, while most other
> carriers will count it as Holiday Minutes from the Night and Weekend
> pool of minutes.

In article <[email protected]>,
"Michael L. Arends" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Before you can pipe up with your smart ass, wise cracking insults. I ran
> you past my HR and security folks at work. They told me to do whatever I
> want. As I showed them you, for the sniveling, whining, spineless little
> twit that you are. Sorry!


Still posting from Boeing huh?

Just wait till the next round of layoffs. You're now at the top of the
lists.