Sprint offers the phone I’d get in a heartbeat if it had enough memory for all my current PDA data. Much cheaper than a phone and PDA individually, not to mention way more convenient.
Imagine, if you will, a circular phone call where any attempt to pay off my cellphone bill sends me in a looping journey through the same four menus, only to wind up where I started.
The best part: dialling “0”, normally a shortcut to getting a live CSR drone on the other end, automatically DISCONNECTS THE CALL.
I made the mistake of buying the service for the cellphone instead of the other way around. I’d advise you to choose the service carefully-although I’m betting the Sprint coverage in Texas is much better than Maryland.
Oh ITA. I’ve been with T-Mobile for 7 years now with no complaints – I’m not about to tempt fate with another provider just for a different phone. My current phone is 2 1/2 years old and starting to wilt – I doubt it will survive the rest of the year. I was hopeful T-Mobile would have an acceptable combo unit by now, but oh well.
Oh, no, they have online billpay. That’s how I wound up doing it. This was for my remaining AT&T Wireless balance, the account I was on *before* I signed up with Cingular for a 1-year contract. No, the Ass Clown part is that they can’t fold both bills into one-they still have them seperately so that I get two bills with the same account number. And both bills go to different places.
i’ll second that.
and i’d like to add an extra-special “fuck you” shout out to sprint pcs. bastards.
ps: like the site design.
Sprint offers the phone I’d get in a heartbeat if it had enough memory for all my current PDA data. Much cheaper than a phone and PDA individually, not to mention way more convenient.
Imagine, if you will, a circular phone call where any attempt to pay off my cellphone bill sends me in a looping journey through the same four menus, only to wind up where I started.
The best part: dialling “0”, normally a shortcut to getting a live CSR drone on the other end, automatically DISCONNECTS THE CALL.
Bite Me, Cingular.
P.S. Linda-
I made the mistake of buying the service for the cellphone instead of the other way around. I’d advise you to choose the service carefully-although I’m betting the Sprint coverage in Texas is much better than Maryland.
And our phones wound up kind of sucking, too.
Those ass clowns don’t have online bill-pay? Outrageous.
Oh ITA. I’ve been with T-Mobile for 7 years now with no complaints – I’m not about to tempt fate with another provider just for a different phone. My current phone is 2 1/2 years old and starting to wilt – I doubt it will survive the rest of the year. I was hopeful T-Mobile would have an acceptable combo unit by now, but oh well.
Oh, no, they have online billpay. That’s how I wound up doing it. This was for my remaining AT&T Wireless balance, the account I was on *before* I signed up with Cingular for a 1-year contract. No, the Ass Clown part is that they can’t fold both bills into one-they still have them seperately so that I get two bills with the same account number. And both bills go to different places.
wait, are we talking about BGE or Cingular?
(just jokes, baby, just jokes)
PS. http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/07/14/texas.shark/index.html
The attack was at Bolivar, where my parents live.
Todd made the same BGE/Cingular comparison. It does feel eerily like I’m repeating history here.
As for the shark attack, I read that this morning. And I put on my steel underwear. Better bust out the duct tape, people…