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The magic of cell phones is that they are our companion wherever we go. They connect us to friends and family, work, entertainment, and everything in between. Cell phones have also been a convenient ...
fireguy_6364 wrote:WedRow wrote:
actually the phones get locked to the first carrier they get added onto..most carriers lock it to their network for a certain amount of days to insure they dont just up and bounce and once said days are met then its unlocked… postpaid accounts its 40 days...prepaid is one year or $100 worth of refills.
Verizon is pretty much the same..i think theirs is 50 days..might have changed..
******** interesting, I’ve already received their “we’d love to have you back” mail,
NO response to my complaint to them
same from spectrum whose “retention” specialist used the same dishonest dialogue techniques that are defined as “emotionally abusive” in family counseling
sadly, have had some issues with att, sloppiness in their communication, the account not set up to the account and features I chose and, poor connection with offshore reps with poor English, with two exceptions…
still not as dishonest as t and s
in years of dealing with dishonesty in both home and business, they set a new low
they need to not send me more add, I’m being tempted to design a special t-mob voodoo doll
