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@FrankJ

Ah yes, the old intentional misspellings to fool us lowly rubes.

At&t just about blows, and their writing is shit.

@tluv00

My boss wears his phone on a belt clip. It's absolutely hideous.

My G1 has been in my front pocket, sans keys, for 18 months, and no cracked screen.

However, I don't wear skinny toolbox jeans either.

@DJ

So how long are you going to wait?

@insky

I don't know, why did apple have to put the pad in Ipad? Isn't that redundant?

Of course I could just say they were trying to differentiate the phone from the pod because they resemble each other, but you know that already.

@CarliT

Yes, exactly. So why do we need "phone" in the name as obviously any rube can see it's just that.

I liked being a game tester, for EA no less. Sure, the pay was horrid, and often your hours would be extended at the last moment as you're on your way out the door for the day. And honestly, there's not a whole lot of stress free game playing there unless it's done on break time. However, I met some like minded folks, was given input on ideas for Madden (which went unheeded for Madden '06 unfortunately) and there was a really cool vibe there aside from the "it's the numbers, killa" being put upon us daily trying to whip us into a competition to find more and more bugs. It's tedious, low paying and misunderstood, yet I really dug my time there and would probably recommend it, especially if you're a young buck.

@who

Wow, you're serious aren't you? Not understanding how to use a phone is about 35th on the list of why you would call customer care. How about questionable billing? Not having the correct number of minutes available each month? How about being turned off on the day your bill is due because Sprint prorates your next months bill on that very day, making it appear you are two months behind? How about losing service for 3 days only to be told you're lying about it?

And in all these circumstances, I was led in an exercise in circular logic, with morons and their upper morons, all of whom either live in India and I can't understand them, or if I can understand them, insist on reading from a script regardless of what the problem is. How about being hung up on when asking questions about a billing inaccuracy because it was close to quitting time? Need I go on?

Sprint has the worst customer service on the planet (at least as of 14 months ago), and you deduce this to mean we don't know how to use a phone? Idiotic.

The reason they're losing customers is because their customer service is shit. I mean honestly, it's almost despicable. I was with Sprint for 6 years and switching to tmobile is the best thing I ever did. It's night and day between the two in terms of customer care.

@dallaskincaid

Once you're forced to use Google...anything, then yes.