IowaCowboyLost in the Supermarket Premium Member join:2010-10-16 Springfield, MA |
MVNOsThe nice thing about tier 1 carriers (I have Verizon) is they have a thing called customer service (and they answer their phones stateside) is they can easily address network and device issues. Try getting that from an MVNO.
I had a problem with the 3G connection on my iPhone 4. A quick call to CS determined that it was damage to their network from Sandy (even though our area did not get hit that bad) and not my device. |
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jmn1207 Premium Member join:2000-07-19 Sterling, VA |
jmn1207
Premium Member
2012-Nov-21 10:21 pm
A quick call to customer service? I suppose with every storm of the millennium we can expect an automatic message placing blame on it for service disruptions. |
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Generally in my experience, an MVNO works very well or doesn't work at all. And any outages affecting MVNOs are probably also affecting the so-called Tier 1 carrier as well.
To each their own I suppose. The savings with using an MVNO are substantial, the quality just as great, and I personally don't need any hand-holding or pampering from customer service. |
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Sukunai Premium Member join:2008-05-07 |
Sukunai
Premium Member
2012-Nov-23 10:24 pm
Half of internet users uncertain of the legality of online cTo be honest, I often wonder if just going to a site is a threat to my legal safety and has nothing to do with downloading anything at all.
I like anime for instance, and do on occasion wonder, 'is just watching some of these totally ordinary totally legal, aired over the TV in some cases shows' a danger to me?
To look at the attitude of some out there, I'd be less at risk being caught jacking off to outrageous porn than I would be getting caught watching publicly aired anime.
Society has simply become too full of crap for it's own good.
I have come to a point where I have just decided to tune out a lot of the hysterical rantings of those that seem only dedicated to futile efforts based on 20th century thinking. |
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