Verizon hates you and wishes you harm. I'm about to enter the bloody fray for a smartphone, but of course I want to put my own build on it. I'm seriously considering switching to T-Mobile, just because I think their attitudes toward My Kind might be a little less hostile. Verizon appears to believe that they own your phone and its contents. They have a history of acting on that belief.
-- CHS On Sat, Apr 5, 2014 at 6:43 AM, William Bagwell <[email protected]>wrote: > On Saturday 05 April 2014, Ron Frazier (TECHC) wrote: > > We leave and go to Walmart. We talk to them about prepaid Verizon > phones. > > They have two more phones to show us, as it turns out. We buy one (for > > only $38), without assigning it a phone number, as far as I know. > > However, the cash register did say something about activating when they > > scanned the bar code. I don't know what that did. > > As much as I hate Walmart, this was my first stop last time I needed a > phone. > Grandfathered in to an old Cingular plan and blessed to have a chip that > has > survived three phones so far. Four if count the one I borrowed for a few > days... > > Walk in with chip in a plastic bag and ask for an AT&T phone that uses it, > pay money and leave before they can sell me something else:) > -- > William > _______________________________________________ > tech-chat mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.linuxmoose.com/mailman/listinfo/tech-chat >
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