The guy who prvided the initial audio file of his amazing conversations with Verizon reps has now set up a blog about it. You can read the transcript, check the comments, find new developments on the case, and discover new similar cases.
Verizon is in trouble - see just how many blogs are covering this - bad publicity. They better invest into some basic arithmetics classes for their employees pronto. That will cost them about 0.002 million dollars, ...no, cents, ...no, dollars! Oh, whatever, it's just a matter of opinion anyway.
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This was posted on slashdot, and forwarded to me by several readers. It's worth listening to the first few minutes to get an idea of just how pathetically inummerate many people are.
Mark is totally outperforming me on this blog for many reasons, but my newest excuse is that I went to Austin for the weekend to see the Austin City Limits Festival. W00t!!1!
Over at Threat Level Ryan Single reports that all of a sudden, Senator Rockefeller, the putative custodian of legislation to give telecommunications companies
First, for the record, I want one. But, since my current smart phone is a Nexus 6, I don't need one yet. I'm fine for a while.
I wouldn't say Verizon is in trouble. For all the blogs covering it, most people don't actually have a choice to shop elsewhere.
I am excercising my choice by not having a cell phone at all.
I'm looking at the email they sent Peter. How do you pronounce ".015ths of a cent"?