Just added my wife to my Consumer Cellular account. We had been paying 57.00 month for her phone. After adding her to mine, I will be paying about $35 month for both of our phones. Furthermore CC uses the ATT network which has worked flawlessly for us for about 20 years now.
He also wrote a story which was made into the movie "Somewhere in time" starring "superman" and Jane Seymore. I loved the movie and then looked up the book.
quote---why do I have to go through turbo-tax and it's like, instead of straight to the government?=---unquote
This is my opinion exactly. I sent them my return and a check for $24. Why should I double (almost) my outlay so that I can be square with the gov't when I do it for the cost of a 39 cent stamp? When I can efile with the IRS without someone else raking off a few of my dollars in the process, I will use the service, until then the post office gets my trade.
I have an SBC DSL line. I have fiber to the curb. When I finally found out I could get DSL, the Phone man run a new pair to the back of my house to the NIC, and installed a circuit card in the pedestal. Later the DSL installer came to the house, ran a CAT-5 cable through my attic and installed the modem in my computer room.
I think two lines are just a convenience in FTTC areas, otherwise filters are necessary to prevent interference.
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Just added my wife to my Consumer Cellular account. We had been paying 57.00 month for her phone. After adding her to mine, I will be paying about $35 month for both of our phones. Furthermore CC uses the ATT network which has worked flawlessly for us for about 20 years now.
He also wrote a story which was made into the movie "Somewhere in time" starring "superman" and Jane Seymore. I loved the movie and then looked up the book.
Sounds like Psycho-History might be in the making. Now we just have to characterize 7 billion people.
quote---why do I have to go through turbo-tax and it's like, instead of straight to the government?=---unquote
This is my opinion exactly. I sent them my return and a check for $24. Why should I double (almost) my outlay so that I can be square with the gov't when I do it for the cost of a 39 cent stamp? When I can efile with the IRS without someone else raking off a few of my dollars in the process, I will use the service, until then the post office gets my trade.
Just my opinion and my two cents worth.
I have an SBC DSL line. I have fiber to the curb. When I finally found out I could get DSL, the Phone man run a new pair to the back of my house to the NIC, and installed a circuit card in the pedestal. Later the DSL installer came to the house, ran a CAT-5 cable through my attic and installed the modem in my computer room.
I think two lines are just a convenience in FTTC areas, otherwise filters are necessary to prevent interference.
This really isn't funny. I would call it a real tragedy.
Figures don't lie but liars figure.