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In article <4084358d@rutgers.edu>,
Isaiah Beard <sacredpoet@sacredpoet.com> wrote:

> Cell merger wrote:
>
> >>What a piece of trash.
> >
> >
> > Eric is still looking ion the mirror.,
>
> And you're STILL not answering the question.

And you wont **EVER** get an answer as I have a nondisclosure agreement,
that its worth my while to maintain.

 

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In article <4084357a$1@rutgers.edu>,
Isaiah Beard <sacredpoet@sacredpoet.com> wrote:

> Cell merger wrote:
>
> > I'm so glad the children (SprintPCS blind apologists) are having fun.
> >
> > Their insults still leave SprintPCS with the worst [blather snipped]
>
> You didn't answer the question:
>
> http/tinyurl.com/25pg9
>
> Why, if you weren't a customer?

PLONK

 

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Robert M. <rmarkoff@msn.com> wrote:
> In article <4084358d@rutgers.edu>,
> Isaiah Beard <sacredpoet@sacredpoet.com> wrote:
>
> And you wont **EVER** get an answer as I have a nondisclosure agreement,
> that its worth my while to maintain.

Another LIE!

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(Thomas T. Veldhouse) wrote:
<< Another LIE! >>

I don't know if that would be a lie that he is saying because he has
stuck with that story for quite some time now. If he does have a
non-disclosure agreement of any sort, it would not be in his best
interest to expose the details of it.

Eric

 

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Eric <caperenewal@webtv.net> wrote:
> (Thomas T. Veldhouse) wrote:
> << Another LIE! >>
>
> I don't know if that would be a lie that he is saying because he has
> stuck with that story for quite some time now. If he does have a
> non-disclosure agreement of any sort, it would not be in his best
> interest to expose the details of it.
>
> Eric
>

He wouldn't have a non-disclosure agreement unless he dealt with their
legal team, and he would not have dealt with their legal team after only
using them for a couple of weeks unless they were attempting to sue him.
While it is possible somebody might want to sue him, I doubt it is
anything more than an attempt to not answer questions. He used to not
answer at all and change his name constantly. He has stuck to Robert M
for quite some time [until recently when he starts up his supporting
identities]. He did that because of pressure and the fact that he
received no audience for some time. So, rather to continue to not
answer questions, again, something he is still accused of doing, he
attempted to deftly side step it by citing a non-disclosure agreement.

Add to the above fact that Phillip is known to lie ... his history
soundly proves that he is a liar and it is very easy to conclude that he
is lying yet again!

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Cell merger <cellmerger@aol.com> wrote:
> I'm so glad the children (SprintPCS blind apologists) are having fun.
>
> Their insults still leave SprintPCS with the worst rated Customer Service as
> repeatedly surveyed by
> J.D. Power
> The Yankee group
> Consumer Reports.
>
> and they childishly insult anyone who might dare mention that FACT.
>

I for one can speak out that their customer service was GREAT this
weekend. I recently ported my numbers over to Verizon, mostly because
of a phone offer that I wanted to take them up on [and Arrowhead
coverage in Minnesota]. Well, it turns out that Verizon did not cover
many areas around my home very well at all (lots of static durning a
thunderstorm as well that never happened with any other provider).

So, I brought the phones back this morning after a successful port back
to Sprint PCS (took all of 4 hours for both phones). I called them back
after a visit to costco to pick up two Sanyo 8100 handsets and again
they were wondeful. I think the total wait time for all three calls
today was about 3 minutes [TOTAL!] and all questions or issues were
resolved on the first try! I was even called back when my land line
phone battery went dead and we were disconnected.

Mark my words, in the near future, JD Powers will not be saying bad
things about Sprint PCS customer service, but I suspect that Phillip
still will be.

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"Thomas T. Veldhouse" <veldy71@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Cell merger <cellmerger@aol.com> wrote:
> > I'm so glad the children (SprintPCS blind apologists) are having fun.
> >
> > Their insults still leave SprintPCS with the worst rated Customer
Service as
> > repeatedly surveyed by
> > J.D. Power
> > The Yankee group
> > Consumer Reports.
> >
> > and they childishly insult anyone who might dare mention that FACT.
> >
>
> I for one can speak out that their customer service was GREAT this
> weekend. I recently ported my numbers over to Verizon, mostly because
> of a phone offer that I wanted to take them up on [and Arrowhead
> coverage in Minnesota]. Well, it turns out that Verizon did not cover
> many areas around my home very well at all (lots of static durning a
> thunderstorm as well that never happened with any other provider).
>
> So, I brought the phones back this morning after a successful port back
> to Sprint PCS (took all of 4 hours for both phones). I called them back
> after a visit to costco to pick up two Sanyo 8100 handsets and again
> they were wondeful. I think the total wait time for all three calls
> today was about 3 minutes [TOTAL!] and all questions or issues were
> resolved on the first try! I was even called back when my land line
> phone battery went dead and we were disconnected.
>
> Mark my words, in the near future, JD Powers will not be saying bad
> things about Sprint PCS customer service, but I suspect that Phillip
> still will be.

Shhhh Tom ... that will be HIS secret ...

BTW, WB

Bob