First off, I bet Verizon spends more then 1 million dollars a year in trying to find these folks that are abusing the 'Unlimited Plan'... I guarantee that all telcos that offer unlimited plans have systems put in place to catch 'abusers' of these plans and are monitored on a regular basis. Shutting them off in my mind is a little harsh, they should have created another price plan and tried to upsell the customers...
One of the things they should worry about cutting down the time it takes a patent examiner to become fully proficient. 4-6 six years is too long... at the rate people are leaving it will never get better.
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First off, I bet Verizon spends more then 1 million dollars a year in trying to find these folks that are abusing the 'Unlimited Plan'... I guarantee that all telcos that offer unlimited plans have systems put in place to catch 'abusers' of these plans and are monitored on a regular basis. Shutting them off in my mind is a little harsh, they should have created another price plan and tried to upsell the customers...
thanks for the safety lesson...
I hope there is some sort of safety mechanism that doesn't allow a car to drive onto the elevator without the elevator....that would hurt.
One of the things they should worry about cutting down the time it takes a patent examiner to become fully proficient. 4-6 six years is too long... at the rate people are leaving it will never get better.