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Re: It's true

said by Akujin See Profile:

I called SBC as soon as I read this and immediately got my upgrade. The rep I spoke with said my line would be upgraded a week from Monday. Easiest upgrade ever.
No kidding - amazing that come people are still paying $49.95 for the SAME service. Spread the word on this one quickly!
permalink · 2005-03-26 13:47:21 · Reply to this
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