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Dan Kusnetzky commented on Ganga's blog post 'Getting the parents to jump on the technological bandwagon?'
At least part of the issue is that man suppliers see the creation of documentation as one of the final steps in creating a product rather than an important part of the design of the products. After all, if it is difficult to describe how to use some…
March 28, 2009
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So Sprint/Nextel has been my carrier from the beginning. I would say that my loyalty, given everything that has happened, has been astounding. Yet, my five years with Sprint have not been without complaints. In fact, I would complain about them ever…
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Sprint: the worst or just more of the same?

So Sprint/Nextel has been my carrier from the beginning. I would say that my loyalty, given everything that has happened, has been astounding. Yet, my five years with Sprint have not been without complaints. In fact, I would complain about them everyday if I didn't think I was wasting my breath.

From terrible service to even worse customer service, and shotty phones at best, I don't really see how Sprint manages to keep any customers. I've never been late with a bill, never threatened to quit t… Continue

Posted on February 27, 2009 at 1:17pm — 1 Comment

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Getting the parents to jump on the technological bandwagon?

I've had a cell phone for over five years now, and I feel as if I'm a minority in my age group for that. My mother's only just gotten a cell phone last year, along with a projector, her first laptop, a new desktop, a video camera, and a digital camera. She still gets excited when the pictures show up on the digital screen. Okay, I'm exaggerating a bit, but the truth is that I feel the vast majority of the super-technology sits in my house gathering dust, or else she's yelling at my brothers for… Continue

Posted on February 11, 2009 at 5:36pm — 1 Comment

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