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The point

verison is heading for more troubles than this. My own experience follows.

I got my new every two phone but the thing would not get very good reception, and I specifically asked the so called tech support if the new phone had as good a antenna as my old one oh yeah he says.

So when I complain they laughed in my face!

Then when the phone I bought my old mother to use quit working and she went into the local outlet they told her she could not get a new phone without extending the contract for another year and refused to sell her one!

When I called and complained they once again did nothing.

Even when I spoke to a snotty supervisor I got nowhere and so I cancelled and was ripped off for the early fee even though I had been a loyal customer for nearly 5 years.

I had no recourse and no money to pursue it in court as if anyone not filthy rich or perhaps a lawyer could take a huge rat corporation like that to court. So they screwed me blue and I hope the scumbags have to pay a huge settlement.

I have noticed before, when big entities such as Dell and HP for a couple examples start to screw over the customer it will catch up with them sooner or later, and then they will have to play catch up and spend a lot more than it would have cost them to just back up their cheesy merchandise in the first place and take care of the consumer
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Team Discovery

The point of ETFs is to reduce churn. Two year contracts for cell phone service is excessive and anti-competitive. If we had a government that actually enforced things such as antitrust law such crap wouldn't exist.