jajrussel
Member
Last summer, mid July I am sitting on a beach in Delaware fishing.
I decide to access the net, and get a message, something too the extent saying that if I want to access the net I need to use an international access plan.
This kind of thing doesn't actually serve to create a close bond between myself and Verizon.
I remember wondering how many thousands of customers just fold and change plans, simply so that when they go to a beach they can have internet access? It also makes me wonder why I have a smart phone? I makes me wonder was life that bad when I didn't even have a cell phone? It also makes me wonder why I am so willing to pay so much money to do something only to find out that if try to do it I am told that if I want to actually do it I need to pay just a little bit more?
I decide to access the net, and get a message, something too the extent saying that if I want to access the net I need to use an international access plan.
This kind of thing doesn't actually serve to create a close bond between myself and Verizon.
I remember wondering how many thousands of customers just fold and change plans, simply so that when they go to a beach they can have internet access? It also makes me wonder why I have a smart phone? I makes me wonder was life that bad when I didn't even have a cell phone? It also makes me wonder why I am so willing to pay so much money to do something only to find out that if try to do it I am told that if I want to actually do it I need to pay just a little bit more?