Labor Day

It looks like the Business Office a)will b)will not (choose one)
be closed on Labor Day, this year.

And, like a)all other carriers, b)some other carriers, c)no other
carriers (choose one), your daytime minutes will come from your daytime
bank, while your nighttime minutes will come from your N/W bank.

I just thought I'd post this so when Labor Day actually rolls around,
we wouldn't have to listen to the same holiday crap, AGAIN! <g>

Notan

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"Notan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> It looks like the Business Office a)will b)will not (choose one)
> be closed on Labor Day, this year.
>
> And, like a)all other carriers, b)some other carriers, c)no other
> carriers (choose one), your daytime minutes will come from your daytime
> bank, while your nighttime minutes will come from your N/W bank.
>
> I just thought I'd post this so when Labor Day actually rolls around,
> we wouldn't have to listen to the same holiday crap, AGAIN! <g>
>
> Notan

Thanks, Notan. Can we get Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's out of the
way while you're at it. That way, we shouldn't have to listen to it again
until Presidents' Day.

Scott Stephenson wrote:
>
> "Notan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > It looks like the Business Office a)will b)will not (choose one)
> > be closed on Labor Day, this year.
> >
> > And, like a)all other carriers, b)some other carriers, c)no other
> > carriers (choose one), your daytime minutes will come from your daytime
> > bank, while your nighttime minutes will come from your N/W bank.
> >
> > I just thought I'd post this so when Labor Day actually rolls around,
> > we wouldn't have to listen to the same holiday crap, AGAIN! <g>
> >
> > Notan
>
> Thanks, Notan. Can we get Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's out of the
> way while you're at it. That way, we shouldn't have to listen to it again
> until Presidents' Day.

Ah, speaking of Presidents' Day, it looks like the Business Office...

<G>

Notan

In article <[email protected]>, Notan <[email protected]>
wrote:

> It looks like the Business Office a)will b)will not (choose one)
> be closed on Labor Day, this year.
>
> And, like a)all other carriers, b)some other carriers, c)no other
> carriers (choose one), your daytime minutes will come from your daytime
> bank, while your nighttime minutes will come from your N/W bank.
>
> I just thought I'd post this so when Labor Day actually rolls around,
> we wouldn't have to listen to the same holiday crap, AGAIN! <g>
>
> Notan

Sorry you need to apologize for Sprint by referring to helpful
information with dubious language.

I've marked my calendar and will be sure to remind folks that while
Labor Day will be a Holdiay for Sprint and Customer Service will be
closed, all your daytime mnutes will be charged as Prime Time.

In article <[email protected]>, Notan <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Scott Stephenson wrote:
> >
> > "Notan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > It looks like the Business Office a)will b)will not (choose one)
> > > be closed on Labor Day, this year.
> > >
> > > And, like a)all other carriers, b)some other carriers, c)no other
> > > carriers (choose one), your daytime minutes will come from your daytime
> > > bank, while your nighttime minutes will come from your N/W bank.
> > >
> > > I just thought I'd post this so when Labor Day actually rolls around,
> > > we wouldn't have to listen to the same holiday crap, AGAIN! <g>
> > >
> > > Notan
> >
> > Thanks, Notan. Can we get Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's out of the
> > way while you're at it. That way, we shouldn't have to listen to it again
> > until Presidents' Day.
>
> Ah, speaking of Presidents' Day, it looks like the Business Office...
>
> <G>
>
> Notan

Thanks all. I'll remind you when the time comes.

"Robert M." <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...

>
> Sorry you need to apologize for Sprint by referring to helpful
> information with dubious language.

Helpful? What assistance was offered?

>
> I've marked my calendar and will be sure to remind folks that while
> Labor Day will be a Holdiay for Sprint and Customer Service will be
> closed, all your daytime mnutes will be charged as Prime Time.

And we'll be waiting with baited breath.

BTW- what discount did your company offer for the holiday?

You know it just dawned on me that since I am retired every day is a
weekend day for me. So why is my carrier taking some of my minutes out
of something called "anytime". Shouldn't they all be out of night and
weekend minutes?

That being the case shouldn't they be giving me my cell phone service?
These damn greedy companies. Who do I complain to?

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Robert M. <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Sorry you need to apologize for Sprint by referring to helpful
> information with dubious language.
>

You cite helpful information (which is available without your help), yet
your intent is quite different than helping anybody. As can be shown by
a not so simple google search (hard to include more than 100 identities)
an alert reader will notice that your posts are almost always negative
towards Sprint and have the sole intent of negative proppaganda; very
often at the expense of the truth.

> I've marked my calendar and will be sure to remind folks that while
> Labor Day will be a Holdiay for Sprint and Customer Service will be
> closed, all your daytime mnutes will be charged as Prime Time.

We never had a doubt. In case you didn't notice, you were made a fool
of ...

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Thomas T. Veldhouse
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"Guy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news[email protected]...
> You know it just dawned on me that since I am retired every day is a
> weekend day for me. So why is my carrier taking some of my minutes out
> of something called "anytime". Shouldn't they all be out of night and
> weekend minutes?

Why not?

Hey- I only worked through Thursday last week- my weekend started on Friday.
I should have been charged weekend minutes.

I know- its a secret conspiracy against us all. Robert must know all about
it- he's always talking about secret recalls and other programs that SPCS
has concocted against us, and that he has exclusive knowledge of.

>
> That being the case shouldn't they be giving me my cell phone service?
> These damn greedy companies. Who do I complain to?
>
>

Complain to Robert- he boasts of how well he can handle these companies and
how well connected he is. Maybe he can whine and twist the truth for a good
cause (for a change).

In article <rmarkoff-1A33BD.21185406072004
@news03.east.earthlink.net>, [email protected] says...
> Sorry you need to apologize for Sprint by referring to helpful=20
> information with dubious language.
>=20

Helpful information? July 4th was Sunday, and you claimed it was not=20
unlimited.

In what way is that helpful?

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

On Wed, 07 Jul 2004 01:52:53 GMT, Notan <[email protected]> wrote:

>It looks like the Business Office a)will b)will not (choose one)
>be closed on Labor Day, this year.
>
>And, like a)all other carriers, b)some other carriers, c)no other
>carriers (choose one), your daytime minutes will come from your daytime
>bank, while your nighttime minutes will come from your N/W bank.
>
>I just thought I'd post this so when Labor Day actually rolls around,
>we wouldn't have to listen to the same holiday crap, AGAIN! <g>

Each carrier makes a choice as to what services they do (or do not)
include with their plans. Sprint does not do holidays as part of N/W
unless the holiday is on a weekend. Other carriers do, and probably
some other carriers also don't.

AT&T used to have nights start at 7:00 pm as part of the standard
plans, now I understand it is not that way. Sprint, apparently never
did.

The plans are fairly well *****ed out, although you sometimes have to
search for exceptions or "clauses".

It is their claimed vs. actual 'national' coverage I have the beef
with them about.

Last week, at a client site, 1 mile from I10 in Jacksonville, FL.

Could not get a signal on my A400. Used my co-workers AT&T to call
the office on 4 bars from the same spot in the parking lot.




Deb

On Tue, 6 Jul 2004 19:57:53 -0600, "Scott Stephenson"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>
>Thanks, Notan. Can we get Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's out of the
>way while you're at it. That way, we shouldn't have to listen to it again
>until Presidents' Day.

Although the observed Federal holidays will be Dec 24 and Dec 31,
Christmas and New Year day are on Saturdays this year. You may want
to clarify for the observed Fed holiday.



Deb

<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> On Tue, 6 Jul 2004 19:57:53 -0600, "Scott Stephenson"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >
> >Thanks, Notan. Can we get Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's out of
the
> >way while you're at it. That way, we shouldn't have to listen to it
again
> >until Presidents' Day.
>
> Although the observed Federal holidays will be Dec 24 and Dec 31,
> Christmas and New Year day are on Saturdays this year. You may want
> to clarify for the observed Fed holiday.
>

If this thread and response hadn't both been sarcastic in nature, I might
clarify. As it is, there is no need- IT WAS A JOKE.

On Sat, 10 Jul 2004 13:28:26 -0600, "Scott Stephenson"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>>
>> Although the observed Federal holidays will be Dec 24 and Dec 31,
>> Christmas and New Year day are on Saturdays this year. You may want
>> to clarify for the observed Fed holiday.
>>
>
>If this thread and response hadn't both been sarcastic in nature, I might
>clarify. As it is, there is no need- IT WAS A JOKE.

And jokes in response are not permitted?



Deb