N3OGH
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Re: Why I left Sprint
Well, I had a LOT fewer problems with Nextel before they merged. I mean, Nextel didn't have Uber coverage or anything, but the service was better before they merged with Sprint.
I don't know the how and why, but back when I had Nextel, they went in the shitter just about the time they merged...
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matrix3D
join:2006-09-27
Deep River, CT
2 edits | Some people just refuse to acknowledge the possibility that a company might actually SCREW UP an acquisition. Typically, these are the same types of people who have their wives (or husbands) handle paying the bills and dealing with any problems that might arise from it.
And on that note, has anybody ever actually noticed how much companies CONSTANTLY make mistakes? I'm convinced that a majority of the corporations in this country make intentional "mistakes" in an attempt to overbill their customers. This especially happens with insurance companies, HMO's, and telephone and cable companies. I'd be willing to wager if lawmakers were to pass a law making companies liable for their mistakes, they would magically disappear. |
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N3OGH
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| said by matrix3D  :This especially happens with insurance companies, HMO's, and telephone and cable companies. I'd be willing to wager if lawmakers were to pass a law making companies liable for their mistakes, they would magically disappear. Three biggest thieves in the country.
Banks
Insurance companies
The government
(in no particular order).
Phone and cable companies are a distant 3rd and 4th, in no particular order....
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kamm
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| said by N3OGH :said by matrix3D :This especially happens with insurance companies, HMO's, and telephone and cable companies. I'd be willing to wager if lawmakers were to pass a law making companies liable for their mistakes, they would magically disappear. Three biggest thieves in the country. Banks Insurance companies The government (in no particular order). Phone and cable companies are a distant 3rd and 4th, in no particular order.... Well said!
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gschramm
join:2007-01-14
Plano, TX | reply to N3OGH
and did you know that most banks are owned by insurance companies?  |
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