complaints
Two Marines, a husband and wife, found Verizon had an unpleasant welcome-home gift waiting for them when they got back from serving in Iraq: canceled cellphones, a $500 bill, and their phone numbers were given to other people.
Under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, when a soldier goes off to war, they're able to send their deployment letters to their service companies and get their service put on hold. Apparently in the case of Haley Katz and her husband, that letter wasn't good enough. When they complained a reached a manager, the manager told them it was their fault they owed the money, and then hung up on them. Read their letter
as published in Stars and Stripes, inside...
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brands
It is the season, or a little past, to purchase warm, blandly-designed cold weather gear. As we've shop for long underwear, pea coats, and arctic camo, we wondered: Why doesn't the U.S. Military have its own brand of clothing?
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Consumerist
shoplifting
