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01:27 AM
This is because they make great targets.
11/24/09
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11/23/09
Regardless, my point of this story is that their policy apparently does not take into account the ability of the students to use their cell phone while waiting for the bus at any temperature below negative forty. It may be time for her to update their school policy. Would hate for the kiddies to be without their cell phones for the day.
11/23/09
And they're bound to be because the truth of Verizon's ads (largely) still stands.
11/22/09
I really can't complain about their regular network coverage though. Other than a few dead spots here and there when outside city limits, I haven't had any problems. I've also never had a dropped call in an area receiving network reception.
11/23/09
11/22/09
11/22/09
And some love handles.
11/22/09
[Verizon logo.]
11/22/09
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11/22/09
If your point is "we suck".
11/22/09
This is intended to help confused Old People realize that the other map was misleading about coverage in general.
Jack, I think you should be asking: "Old Farts who don't know what 3G is, does this comfort you that your phone will still work? Because, seriously, if you think that ATT only has regular coverage in the map Verizon shows, you are thinking that ATT hasn't grown it's network since 2001."
11/22/09
Oh, but if you switch to Verizon? You get an upgrade: you can get 4 bars at the beach on the lakeside.
11/22/09
11/22/09
ps. the verizon adds make me laugh, until i realize how their true.
11/22/09
[cgi.ebay.com] was the original five devices for sale, he's reselling his like a little profiteering prick.
11/22/09
11/22/09
Either way, I guarantee Moto's gonna be buying this phone back and looking it up in M-Track (their device assignment/tracking/etc system). Then they'll go after whatever employee let these prototypes loose.
To whoever's getting the pink slip for their fuckup: Good luck.
11/22/09
With the mass lay-offs at Motorola this person most likely already has their pink slip and may have been shipped back to India by their consulting company. So sad.