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Cellphone as modem??

Discussion in 'alt.cellular.verizon' started by Josh Grameson, Jun 16, 2004.

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  1. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     


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    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
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  2. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1262 Reply
  3. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1263 Reply
  4. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1264 Reply
  5. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1265 Reply
  6. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1266 Reply
  7. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1267 Reply
  8. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1268 Reply
  9. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1269 Reply
  10. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1270 Reply
  11. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1271 Reply
  12. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1272 Reply
  13. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1273 Reply
  14. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1274 Reply
  15. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1275 Reply
  16. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1276 Reply
  17. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1277 Reply
  18. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1278 Reply
  19. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1279 Reply
  20. Peter Pan

    Peter Pan Guest

    "David S" <dwstreeter@spamisnaughty.att.net> wrote in message
    news:filbd0defdbg4mniqjts8ral2mtl8b7u5m@4ax.com
    > On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 23:00:02 -0700, "Peter Pan"
    > <Marcs1102GSSPAMMENOT@NOSPAMHotmail.com> chose to add this to the
    > great equation of life, the universe, and everything:
    >
    >> PS, did you get a new phone?
    >
    > Yes, the plan switch was as much about getting a new phone as needing
    > more minutes.
    >
    >> I didn't and found out a year later the
    >> salesperson had stolen it.
    >
    > Oops. How'd that end up?

    I supposedly just changed phone numbers (I travel and the account was on
    autopay), turns out the salesperson started a new contract for me (instead
    of just changing phone numbers, and never giving me a new phone), now a year
    later (when I tried to use the new every two from the original contract), it
    turns out, that even though I never got a new phone (when I thought I had
    only changed phone numbers), CS tells me, no you aren't eligible, you got a
    new phone when you started a new contract, and 6 months later traded it for
    another phone, not to mention the salesman at the time got a commission for
    starting a new contract. My response was no, I never ever did that.
    Lets see, salesperson got a commission on a new contract, and kept the new
    phone that I never got.... Hmmmmm *I* would call that theft.
     
    Peter Pan, Jun 21, 2004
    #1280 Reply
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