"Can't be any worse then the collection agency your debt was sold to, you pay them and magically your debt is still listed on the report yet they sucked up all the payments -- just dispute the debt by time it gets to an agency, you have no agreement with that collection agency, so the debt you 'have' with the collection agency you don't ACTUALLY have."
"AT&T is $60/month everything prepaid and as far as I know T-mo doesn't support CONDITIONAL(Noanswer/busy) call forwarding on ANY prepaid plan, so yes, bring on the price war."
"The best part is that Kroger recognizes the issue AND has an actual WRITTEN corporate policy on the matter that you can bring to the store's attention, now if only Wal*Mart had a written corporate policy regarding Credit Cards and Photo ID or receipt checks."
"Absolutely a good idea, I have a cell on my mom's contrac that I've been wanting to drop because she refuses to give me text messaging, BUT I don't want a contract."
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