The Last Word

I remember when I could go to a forum and actually read posts that had
something to do with the topic of the forum.

WTF does this thread have to do with SprintPCS!

MikeyG

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MikeyG wrote:
>
> I remember when I could go to a forum and actually read posts that had
> something to do with the topic of the forum.
>
> WTF does this thread have to do with SprintPCS!

In a very distant way, it did. (Or, at least, was supposed to!)

There's a handful of posters who *insist* on continuing to
bash each other, without letting the thread drop.

Aka, getting in "the last word."

Larry

Lawrence Glasser <[email protected]> wrote:

>MikeyG wrote:
>>
>> I remember when I could go to a forum and actually read posts that had
>> something to do with the topic of the forum.
>>
>> WTF does this thread have to do with SprintPCS!
>
>In a very di<SLAP!>

Seriously, now. Shut the **** up, you mincing twerp.

djdynasty815@dieyou****ingspammers.aol.com (Colby Karrington) wrote:

>I remember other par<SLAP!>

Shut the **** up, you keening infant.

In article <[email protected]>,
Reggie Degger <[email protected]> wrote:


> >In a very di<SLAP!>
>
> Seriously, now. Shut the **** up, you mincing twerp.
>

You have been reported to Giganews for violating their TOS.

"Phillipe ." <[email protected]> wrote:

>In article <[email protected]>,
> Reggie Degger <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>> >In a very di<SLAP!>
>>
>> Seriously, now. Shut the **** up, you mincing twerp.
>>
>
>You have been reported<SLAP!>

Oh, goodness. I've been reported to my NSP for virtually "slapping"
somebody in an off-topic thread, that he started, about slapping children.
I'm quaking in my boots, "Richard." <snicker>

Wal-mart just narrowed it down right there, not saying anything about
wal-mart, just they tend to attract a certain class of people, who
leaves a lot to be desired upon

--
T-Mobile, $99.00 5000 Anytime, Nationwide, LD & Roaming. and various
Misc credits towards my bill every month for knowing how to gripe &
refer new customers.
"I always liked people who were individuals, who were free, who had a
real sense of style, which means their own sense of style, I believe in
people who have something to express"- Gianni Versace , 1945-1997


Phillipe <[email protected]> wrote in article
<[email protected]>:
> In article <[email protected]>,
> djdynasty815@dieyou****ingspammers.aol.com (Colby Karrington) wrote:
>
> >
> > I remember other parents I talked to growing up that they would comment
> > how well behaved I was in public, and comment that my friends must be
> > orphans, because no child with RESPONSIBLE parents, would ever act that
> > way..
> >
> > And now that I'm married, and I see my sister in law's son hitting
> > people with the pinata stick at a picnic last night, and throwing eggs
> > at his uncles, etc... I ask the question
> >
> > "Have you beat your brat into a F***ing coma today?"
>
> No, that's a simple cry for attention from parents that do not give the
> child enough quality time and/or don't set limits.
>
> When my son was 4 he was visiting a neighbors child, and acting wild;
> we simply said to him "Calm down or we're leaving", he tested the limits
> by continuing to act improperly, so I picked him up and we left, as my
> wife said to him "We see you decided you want to leave". He was of
> course upset, but learned that his parents limits were firm, and to
> believe what they say. Parenting is very easy if you follow the simple
> rule "Never make a threat you're unwilling to carry out"
>
> I see other parents in Walmart who literally are teaching their child to
> misbehave when they are constantly screaming "Joseph, don't touch that,
> come back here", and do nothing other than repeat that refrain 5 more
> times as the child trashes the toy aisle.

[posted via phonescoop.com]

In article <[email protected]>,
djdynasty815@dieyou****ingspammers.aol.com (Colby Karrington) wrote:

> T-Mobile, $99.00 5000 Anytime, Nationwide, LD & Roaming. and various
> Misc credits towards my bill every month for knowing how to gripe &
> refer new customers.

On their website that plan lists for $129.99 and roaming and long
distance are only good within the T-Mobile Digital coverage area.

Phillipe . wrote:
> In article <[email protected]>,
> djdynasty815@dieyou****ingspammers.aol.com (Colby Karrington) wrote:
>
>> T-Mobile, $99.00 5000 Anytime, Nationwide, LD & Roaming. and various
>> Misc credits towards my bill every month for knowing how to gripe &
>> refer new customers.
>
> On their website that plan lists for $129.99 and roaming and long
> distance are only good within the T-Mobile Digital coverage area.

He got it before they added more plans to the lineup and adjusted their
pricing.

In article <[email protected]>,
"Rod" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Phillipe . wrote:
> > In article <[email protected]>,
> > djdynasty815@dieyou****ingspammers.aol.com (Colby Karrington) wrote:
> >
> >> T-Mobile, $99.00 5000 Anytime, Nationwide, LD & Roaming. and various
> >> Misc credits towards my bill every month for knowing how to gripe &
> >> refer new customers.
> >
> > On their website that plan lists for $129.99 and roaming and long
> > distance are only good within the T-Mobile Digital coverage area.
>
> He got it before they added more plans to the lineup and adjusted their
> pricing.


he said he got it by negociating.

P. Reality wrote:
> In article <[email protected]>,
> "Rod" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Phillipe . wrote:
>>> In article <[email protected]>,
>>> djdynasty815@dieyou****ingspammers.aol.com (Colby Karrington)
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> T-Mobile, $99.00 5000 Anytime, Nationwide, LD & Roaming. and
>>>> various Misc credits towards my bill every month for knowing how
>>>> to gripe & refer new customers.
>>>
>>> On their website that plan lists for $129.99 and roaming and long
>>> distance are only good within the T-Mobile Digital coverage area.
>>
>> He got it before they added more plans to the lineup and adjusted
>> their pricing.
>
>
> he said he got it by negociating.

Well you read wrong.

No, The plan I have is 5000 Whenever minutes, no nights, no weekends,
the plan was before they added more to the lineup, correct, plus my
T-Zones at 2.99 a month
PLUS a $10 credit everytime I call them to ***** about dropped calls

PLUS I spend another $100 a month in Toronto Lond Distance

PLUS I order new handsets all the time that never "Appear" So since the
IMEI is never registered onto the system, they credit me after 30 days
for the purchase price

PLUS I threaten to cancel everytime one of the handsets shows up missing
and get a free month of service to stay

You'd be amazed how well this works...

I usally only pay the taxes on my line, or around $30.00 a month
basiclly on average...

I'm one of those people who *****es a lot, and besides bonus minutes are
a joke to me, I have 5000 minutes, rarely go over 3000 minutes.

Someone told me T-Mobile is going to start doing Roll Over Minutes from
within T-Mobiles's Retention department... I can't wait

Colby

--
T-Mobile, $99.00 5000 Anytime, Nationwide, LD & Roaming. and various
Misc credits towards my bill every month for knowing how to gripe &
refer new customers.
"I always liked people who were individuals, who were free, who had a
real sense of style, which means their own sense of style, I believe in
people who have something to express"- Gianni Versace , 1945-1997


"P. Reality" <[email protected]> wrote in article
<[email protected]>:
> In article <[email protected]>,
> "Rod" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Phillipe . wrote:
> > > In article <[email protected]>,
> > > djdynasty815@dieyou****ingspammers.aol.com (Colby Karrington) wrote:
> > >
> > >> T-Mobile, $99.00 5000 Anytime, Nationwide, LD & Roaming. and various
> > >> Misc credits towards my bill every month for knowing how to gripe &
> > >> refer new customers.
> > >
> > > On their website that plan lists for $129.99 and roaming and long
> > > distance are only good within the T-Mobile Digital coverage area.
> >
> > He got it before they added more plans to the lineup and adjusted their
> > pricing.
>
>
> he said he got it by negociating.

[posted via phonescoop.com]

> PLUS I order new handsets all the time that never "Appear" So since
> the IMEI is never registered onto the system, they credit me after 30
> days
> for the purchase price

How do you get away with this? Can't they "see" the IMEI if you start using
the handset?

Because I order a phone, Say a Nokia 6610 on July 13th, August 13th
comes around, I call and ***** still havn't recieved it, They credit me
the $108.00 for the price of the phone + tax, then after I call 2 days
later and confirm the credit, I open the Nokia 6610 for the first time
and start charging the battery for the first use,

That's how

--
T-Mobile, $99.00 5000 Anytime, Nationwide, LD & Roaming. and various
Misc credits towards my bill every month for knowing how to gripe &
refer new customers.
"I always liked people who were individuals, who were free, who had a
real sense of style, which means their own sense of style, I believe in
people who have something to express"- Gianni Versace , 1945-1997


"Rod" <[email protected]> wrote in article
<[email protected]>:
> > PLUS I order new handsets all the time that never "Appear" So since
> > the IMEI is never registered onto the system, they credit me after 30
> > days
> > for the purchase price
>
> How do you get away with this? Can't they "see" the IMEI if you start using
> the handset?
>
>

[posted via phonescoop.com]

anyone who quotes Versace, should have their nuts cut off, because
knowing how to gripe, sounds like a woman, let go of the titty boy, you
sound like a ghetto biaaaatch!

djdynasty815@dieyou****ingspammers.aol.com (Colby Karrington) wrote in
article <[email protected]>:
> Because I order a phone, Say a Nokia 6610 on July 13th, August 13th
> comes around, I call and ***** still havn't recieved it, They credit me
> the $108.00 for the price of the phone + tax, then after I call 2 days
> later and confirm the credit, I open the Nokia 6610 for the first time
> and start charging the battery for the first use,
>
> That's how
>
> --
> T-Mobile, $99.00 5000 Anytime, Nationwide, LD & Roaming. and various
> Misc credits towards my bill every month for knowing how to gripe &
> refer new customers.
> "I always liked people who were individuals, who were free, who had a
> real sense of style, which means their own sense of style, I believe in
> people who have something to express"- Gianni Versace , 1945-1997
>
>
> "Rod" <[email protected]> wrote in article
> <[email protected]>:
> > > PLUS I order new handsets all the time that never "Appear" So since
> > > the IMEI is never registered onto the system, they credit me after 30
> > > days
> > > for the purchase price
> >
> > How do you get away with this? Can't they "see" the IMEI if you start using
> > the handset?
> >
> >
>
> [posted via phonescoop.com]

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