*people had stopped using it*?
this is MS slang for *that's how we decided it is going to be from now on* --
you can often see expressions like: "our users asked for" that mean the same thing... --
traditional MS linguistics...
it looks like they are not addressing another illegal charge:
I have a VOIP account that gives me a local phone number to make international calls.
I used it from my cell and Verizon charged me $1.4 / min to call Brazil, when I was not using their system to make an international call.
I was using their network to call a local domestic number in the US.
When discussing the problem with Verizon, they told me that their system was charged because of my call and they have to re-pass that cost to me... interesting that my local telephone company does not have that charge and do not re-pass any INVENTED costs to me.
The fact that they traced that number as being a bridge of a VOIP company, shows their absolute lack of ethics.
be aware of this scam by Verizon Wireless...
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*people had stopped using it*? this is MS slang for *that's how we decided it is going to be from now on* -- you can often see expressions like: "our users asked for" that mean the same thing... -- traditional MS linguistics...
it looks like they are not addressing another illegal charge: I have a VOIP account that gives me a local phone number to make international calls. I used it from my cell and Verizon charged me $1.4 / min to call Brazil, when I was not using their system to make an international call. I was using their network to call a local domestic number in the US. When discussing the problem with Verizon, they told me that their system was charged because of my call and they have to re-pass that cost to me... interesting that my local telephone company does not have that charge and do not re-pass any INVENTED costs to me. The fact that they traced that number as being a bridge of a VOIP company, shows their absolute lack of ethics. be aware of this scam by Verizon Wireless...
Maybe we should keep the keyboard small and tight, instead follow great ideas like Mozilla gestures...