Sprint PCS Protest?

"Sam Iam" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Ok bob,
>
> You seem to be completly retarded or at the least very confused.
I've
> posted several times to various forums here much more recently than
Dec.
> Never did I post that I have an A500.
>
So, Sam ... are you saying that isn't your post I found via Google
from December wasn't yours. By the by, I wasn't doing a search through
phonescoop.com, just through Google. Are you saying that you don't
have an A500 ...

> So basically your whole last post is completly idiotic.

Not at all. It's you that has the limited intelligence, for not
knowing your posts in phonescoop are propogated to
alt.cellular.sprintpcs.

>
> Apparently your searching and reading comprehension skills are on
par
> with your quote posting skills.

Just what the hell is wrong with you? You post a problem, yours truly
and a few others ask questions, and all you do is attack those that
wanted more information.

Bob

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Sam Iam wrote:
> *Ok bob,
>
> You seem to be completly retarded or at the least very confused.
> I've
> posted several times to various forums here much more recently than
> Dec.
> Never did I post that I have an A500.
>
> So basically your whole last post is completly idiotic.
>
> Apparently your searching and reading comprehension skills are on
> par
> with your quote posting skills.
> [posted via phonescoop.com] *



You're tbe one who's confused. You can't even post a relevant reply to
the original post. Your FIRST post in this subject thread is
completely idiotic and irrelevant.

And apparently you have NO reading comprehension skills, you just see a
post, and then thow in your $.02 no matter how irrelevant it is.

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"Eric" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> <<Look a Sprint POS apologist. What a surprise. Employee perhaps? >>
>
> Interesting use of the word "apologist" here.
>
> <<But of course that makes me a "troll" becasue any unhappy Sprint
> customer is automatically a "troll" as any Sprint employee will be happy
> to tell you. >>
>
> No, a troll is someone who repeatedly posts the same story in every
> thread even after everyone has already read it. Say it once, and that
> should be enough.
>

And not to mention that if he did any digging he would know that I am indeed
NOT a Sprint apologist or an employee. What makes this guy a troll is his
incessant insertion of his "story" in each and every thread that he can.
Further, his inflamatory use of "Sprint POS" is strictly to elicit a
response.


Tom Veldhouse

Just a joke, but what about those of us, who can't remember for more
than a few days, what we have posted, or etc.

"Thomas T. Veldhouse" <[email protected]> wrote in article
<[email protected]>:
>
> "Eric" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > <<Look a Sprint POS apologist. What a surprise. Employee perhaps? >>
> >
> > Interesting use of the word "apologist" here.
> >
> > <<But of course that makes me a "troll" becasue any unhappy Sprint
> > customer is automatically a "troll" as any Sprint employee will be happy
> > to tell you. >>
> >
> > No, a troll is someone who repeatedly posts the same story in every
> > thread even after everyone has already read it. Say it once, and that
> > should be enough.
> >
>
> And not to mention that if he did any digging he would know that I am indeed
> NOT a Sprint apologist or an employee. What makes this guy a troll is his
> incessant insertion of his "story" in each and every thread that he can.
> Further, his inflamatory use of "Sprint POS" is strictly to elicit a
> response.
>
>
> Tom Veldhouse
>
>

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"O/Siris" <robjvargas@sprîntpcs.côm> wrote in message
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In article <[email protected]>,
[email protected] says...
> All I know is that the guy must have some time on his hands. He just
> shows up out of nowhere and posts four *very* long posts on the same day
> which all say about the same thing.
>

Nah. Did you notice how identical it is to the way Philly started
spouting off in here? No, he's not another Philly clone. Just the same
type of person. Everyone else's experience contrary to his own is
anecdotal, and his own experience is _THE_WAY_IT_IS_.

I'm told they *do* tend to run in packs.

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O/Siris
I work for SprintPCS
I *don't* speak for them.


And most everything you post is a wild ass guess. Care to finish our
"discussion" from earlier? You never did back up your drivel.