Did SprintPCS forget to Spring Forward

My Treo 600 in Chicago still shows it's 9am... when it should be 10am. Does
the Treo not set with the network?

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"Steve" <[email protected]> wrote in message =
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> My Treo 600 in Chicago still shows it's 9am... when it should be 10am. =
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> the Treo not set with the network?
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Power it off and back on.
Sort of a nuisance, though, isn't it?
---JRC---

John R. Copeland wrote:

> "Steve" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>> My Treo 600 in Chicago still shows it's 9am... when it should be 10am. Does
>> the Treo not set with the network?
>>
>>
> Power it off and back on.
> Sort of a nuisance, though, isn't it?
> ---JRC---
>

Yeah, that did it for me, too. That's just stupid.

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> > "Steve" <[email protected]> wrote in message =
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> >> My Treo 600 in Chicago still shows it's 9am... when it should be =
10am. Does
> >> the Treo not set with the network?
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> > Power it off and back on.
> > Sort of a nuisance, though, isn't it?
> > ---JRC---
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> Yeah, that did it for me, too. That's just stupid.
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Placing or receiving a call will update the time, too, though.
Only a few people gripe about that, twice a year.
---JRC---

John R. Copeland wrote:

> Only a few people gripe about that, twice a year.

TWICE A YEAR ?!?!?!?!? Well!...that certainly is cause to
call.... EXECUTIVE SERVICES ! ! ! <snicker>

It changed over just fine here in the SF bay area.

Chris

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> John R. Copeland wrote:
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> > "Steve" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> >> My Treo 600 in Chicago still shows it's 9am... when it should be 10am.
Does
> >> the Treo not set with the network?
> >>
> >>
> > Power it off and back on.
> > Sort of a nuisance, though, isn't it?
> > ---JRC---
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> Yeah, that did it for me, too. That's just stupid.

That use to happen on the Samsungs I had. No problem with my Sanyos though
....

Bob

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> That use to happen on the Samsungs I had. No problem with my Sanyos =
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> Bob
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My wife and I have identical Sanyos, Bob.
Hers adjusted the time by itself, and mine didn't.
I'm not even trying to guess at the explanation for that. :-(
---JRC---

I'm calling right now for a credit! :-)

Turning it off and on worked. Thanks. I never remember doing this with
regular phones... is this just with the Treo?

Thanks!

"JRW" <no_addy@no_.com> wrote in message
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> John R. Copeland wrote:
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> > Only a few people gripe about that, twice a year.
>
> TWICE A YEAR ?!?!?!?!? Well!...that certainly is cause to
> call.... EXECUTIVE SERVICES ! ! ! <snicker>
>

"JRW" <no_addy@no_.com> wrote in message
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> John R. Copeland wrote:
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> > Only a few people gripe about that, twice a year.
>
> TWICE A YEAR ?!?!?!?!? Well!...that certainly is cause to
> call.... EXECUTIVE SERVICES ! ! ! <snicker>
>

No, no, no -you need to send a registered letter to Sprint and your State's
Attorney General. After all, the time change is on a secret list of
software jobs that they regularly run without telling their customers. But
if you bought your phone at Costco, you can go there and make a call on the
phone to fix the problem.

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> "JRW" <no_addy@no_.com> wrote in message
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> > John R. Copeland wrote:
> >
> > > Only a few people gripe about that, twice a year.
> >
> > TWICE A YEAR ?!?!?!?!? Well!...that certainly is cause to
> > call.... EXECUTIVE SERVICES ! ! ! <snicker>
> >
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> No, no, no -you need to send a registered letter to Sprint and your =
State's
> Attorney General. After all, the time change is on a secret list of
> software jobs that they regularly run without telling their customers. =
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> if you bought your phone at Costco, you can go there and make a call =
on the
> phone to fix the problem.
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Yes, Scott. Sprint will just say it's a clear case of customer abuse.
---JRC---

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> "John R. Copeland" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Yes, Scott. Sprint will just say it's a clear case of customer abuse.
> ---JRC---
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> Wait a sec- customer abuse- got it. lmao
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Thanks, Scott. If it needed explaining, I shouldn't have posted it.
---JRC---

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Yes, Scott. Sprint will just say it's a clear case of customer abuse.
---JRC---


OK- either you didn't get my joke, or I don't get yours? Which is it?

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Yes, Scott. Sprint will just say it's a clear case of customer abuse.
---JRC---


Wait a sec- customer abuse- got it. lmao

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"Scott Stephenson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "John R. Copeland" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Yes, Scott. Sprint will just say it's a clear case of customer abuse.
> ---JRC---
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> Wait a sec- customer abuse- got it. lmao
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Thanks, Scott. If it needed explaining, I shouldn't have posted it.
---JRC---

No, that was good- I was a little distracted when I read it. It took no
longer than hitting 'send' for it to sink in. I thought that mine was being
taken a little too seriously.