I have had several issues with the phone companies. I will not use AT&T because of problems I've had with them in the past. I would prefer to not use Verizon because of the issues I've had with them as well. Unfortunatly I did not get a choice. I was very happy with AllTel for my wireless phone and internet provider. Then Verizon bought them and I've been upset ever since. While Alltel was my wireless internet provider I never had problems accessing the internet, I never got booted off or anything. I should clarify that I did have trouble when I first signed up but once we got the hardware straight I've been very happy with them. Now that V company is my provider and suddenly I can't stay connected and sometimes I can't even connect. One week I'd been unable to connect for 3 days before I called because I just didn't have time to wait on the phone. Then when I did connect the guy who spoke to me said that they were having Nation Wide problems and I would not be charged for the days I could not connect. OK, I can deal with that.
So about 2 weeks later I receive my bill and no credits, no difference and I can't connect again. I call them up and tell them what I was told. The answer was "I have no record that anyone talked to you so we will NOT be honoring that." WTH!! "Well I can't connect today either." "Oh, we are having Nation Wide issues today and you probably won't be able to for a while." "How long?" "I have no idea." "Are we talking hours or days?" "I have no idea." " I would like to speak to a supervisor, now." "None are available right now, can one call you back in about an hour?" "Sure." "What should I say this is about? the nation wide problem?" "No, I want to talk to them about customer service." I'm still waiting for the call back. I'll call them again when I think I can talk to them without blowing my cool. But in the mean time I'll get my thrills other ways.
Tonight as I headed to work, I saw a Verizon truck pull out behind me. Now I was going about 10 mph over the speed limit when the truck zoomed past me. So I very calmly took my foot off the gas and slowed down to the speed limit. As I got to town I saw a cop make a u-turn with lights on. My thoughts were that I was probably going to come up on an accident. Imagine my surprise and glee when I saw that Verizon truck pulled over with the cop behind him. Love it when things turn out. LOL
I wonder if the cop was having trouble with his phone too?
Monday, August 24, 2009
Monday, August 3, 2009
My Big Man
Recently my new man has been having issues with me. Seems that when I've wanted him to pay attention in the past I might have poked him with my toe. Just a little nudge. Suddenly Cujo has come to visit. Couldn't figure out why all of a sudden he was acting up. Then I noticed that he is limping. Of course it is the same side he has presented to me when I've nudged him. Never noticed it before but then it is rather subtle. Apparently I've been hurting him and he isn't real forgiving. So we've been having some talks and things are getting better now. Doesn't hurt that I took him to the vet and they gave him some good drugs too. Have to keep him quiet and no running, for at least three weeks. Then we'll talk to the vet again and decide if he needs to have surgery. Let's all say a prayer that he does not need surgery, hate to have to do that to him. Vet thinks that he probably jumped too hard or ran into a hole when he and Ruf were out havin fun. He may have even been limping before he moved in since with his short legs you can't really tell, unless you are looking for it. He puts his foot down but when you go back and check his tracks in the sand, one paw-print isn't as clear as the rest.
A little update on my buddy. Since he's been given the pain pills he is much friendlier and he doesn't limp much at all. Hard to even tell there is something wrong with his leg. I'm so glad.
A little update on my buddy. Since he's been given the pain pills he is much friendlier and he doesn't limp much at all. Hard to even tell there is something wrong with his leg. I'm so glad.
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