Sprint finally ticked me off enough into action. I don’t
like giving up an apparatus that is perfect working order, thank you very much.
But I couldn’t deal with having no service at home. And they (Sprint) must think
we are all knuckle heads! When I asked for a refund for a month of no service
(at home) they first say no – because I had ACCESS to their service. Yes, once
I was three blocks away from my house! But not in my house. When I finally reached
someone who could do something about it (after contacting the Better Business
Bureau) and heard this line for the umpteenth time, I asked her if Sprint
expected me to take my private business to a street corner three blocks from my
house, if, for example I needed to talk to my accountant? Or what if, god
forbid, I’d had an emergency in the middle of the night and needed to call 911?
Was I really supposed to walk three blocks before I could use their service?
She had the gall to ask me if those were rhetorical questions. Snort. I wish I had recorded that
conversation – maybe it would have gone viral like the poor people trying to
cancel their Comcast!
After that I trotted down to the T-Mobile folks and got a
different plan. Problems solved… except for the learning curve.
So far so good. I
have an LG Android device and I’ve learned that there are a lot of things I
like. It’s similar to the iPad, but better because I can access the internet
anytime. Maps, info, solitaire, it’s all in one place! The only problem is the
resolution on the camera ain’t so good. But I have the option to upgrade at
anytime. We’ll see. The best part is that I can take pictures with this camera,
have DropBox on my phone which connects to the DropBox on my ‘puter and voila!
I have all the pictures I want! That’s what I like…the easy. And so far – I have
service at home. All good.
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