Who is free of qwest telephone service!
Who has gone the all-cellular route!
Hooray!
My simian compatriots never make things easy for me.
Who is free of qwest telephone service!
Who has gone the all-cellular route!
Hooray!
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cell phone contracts
I hope your cell phone contract is flexible, and not some unyielding 2 year committment that won’t allow repairs even though they claim to have a warranty, charge excessive fees for an upgrade, and demands the blood of your first-born to change long distance plans.
July 31st, 2003 at 9:11 pm
Good lord man!
Who do you get your service from, Satan?
July 31st, 2003 at 11:59 pm
xq is very 3777
she is more 37777777 than anyone else
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nicely played, xq
August 1st, 2003 at 12:21 am
also, i think they are all right.. i haven’t had any troubles with them. my last upgrade i got a pretty big discount on the new phone, which was tops when i got it (a few years ago.) in fact, i think i’m no longer under a contract to them, either.. but i’ve used this company for years. the company is .. t-mobile.
August 1st, 2003 at 9:24 am
Oh good. I’ve just heard bad stories about cell phone contracts and how they can suck you in.
Then again, qwest is satan incarnate.
August 1st, 2003 at 10:38 pm
Eric gets service from verizon. Apparently, if he makes any changes to the plan, they reset the clock and the two years start over from the day the change takes effect.
My other friend has Sprint. The antenna on his phone broke off. It won’t get covered by the warranty, so fixing it will cost as much as getting a new phone. He too also has the problem of starting the 2 year contract over again if he makes a change in the plan.
August 1st, 2003 at 10:39 pm
Sucks to be a Verizon customer
When Molli and I got our shared plan, the base plan had 800 anytime minutes and 3000 weekend minutes. A few months later, they changed that base plan so it had unlimited weekends, and they just automatically changed ours.
We’re both back under a 1-year contract now, but it’s because we both got new phones and you get a bigger discount if you renew your contract.
August 3rd, 2003 at 6:29 am