Remember all the drama I had when my old cell phone broke and I ended up with this not so spiffy red Samsung as replacement. Yeah, well the phone issues continue. I have now had my new cell phone for probably a month-ish. I'm not tech savvy so I'm still getting used to it. Ya gotta understand I had my Razr for over a year. I was quite comfortable with it...I miss it. Anyway the current phone issue is the fact that my phone CAN'T send or receive text messages! GRRR....I'm a textaholic!! One month I sent and received over 1800 text messages! "Good job Kinz for buying the unlimited text package!" Anyway I've now spent about 4-ish hours on the phone (thanks Harri for letting me camp out on your couch so I could use your land-line) with tech support at T-Mobile trouble shooting absolute everything we could. Not to mention the fact that I drove to the T-Mobile store to replace my SIM card in an attempt to fix the issue. Alas, the issue is still not even close to being fixed. The T-Mobile engineers have to work on my "network from the back end" now to see if they can fix it. This should only take a mere 72 hours, but may take up to 10 business days!! Good thing I've worked in way too many call centers and completely understand what it's like for customer service and technical support to try to fix a problem that exist hundreds of miles away over the phone. Needless to say I'm a very very patient customer when I'm talking to someone in a call center. But in my head I'm thinking "FUCK JUST FIX IT!" So until further notice I can't be reached via text. You're gonna have to ring me.
Disclaimer: I still believe a phone call is an invite to talk not a demand so if you want to get a hold of me ring me, leave a message, & I'll ring you back if I want to. :) Of course in the case of an emergency the 2 consecutive call rule still stands. Ring me twice, one right after the other and I'll pick up because someone must be dead or stuck in snow bank...(go ahead, ask Harri about that one.)
Warning: Do not use this stand by emergency ringing technique in non-emergencies please. I don't care if you burnt dinner, I'm probably sleeping for God sakes. You can tell me the whole dramatic and smelly story later when I do care.
aaahaha. classic. i love the disclaimer, followed by the warning. i love that it's a warning...dun, dun, dun. i'm wondering what happens when burnt-dinner-caller calls anyway, seeing as how it was a warning for... dun, dun, dun.
ReplyDeleteThat is so not true about calling twice in a row you still never pick up.
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