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To: unixfox
Maybe the carriers should think about holding up THEIR end of the contract. Ya know, like providing service that actually works?

WOuldn't that be nice?

Verizon attempted to buy out Alltel here, but the Feds said "No. That would be a monopoly."

The result is that AT&T bought out Alltel, and our accounts were switched over, after being assured they were going to invest heavily in towers, etc. I have over 10,000 rollover minutes with AT&T because the damned phone won't work past the end of the sidewalk, and AND a Verizon account, because the place I need the stinking thing is out in the boonies where I work.

Add in the Feds doing away with the old phones which finally worked, and I have thousands in equipment and bills for services which just don't get the job done. When the contracts run out, I'm done with the SOBs. I can cut my monthly bills in half by using $45 a month unlimited services phones if they work, and I can find out for $100 with no ongoing obligation.

47 posted on 01/29/2013 2:14:18 AM PST by Smokin' Joe (How often God must weep at humans' folly. Stand fast. God knows what He is doing)
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To: Smokin' Joe

Try Virgin Mobile. No contract and they have some decent phones. I refuse to get any contract for cell phone service. I have been using no contract phones for the last five years.


49 posted on 01/29/2013 5:13:27 AM PST by USAF80
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