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By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 08:54:00 +0000

If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s fault, you can receive compensation for lost income as well as for medical costs and pain and suffering. Your recovery for lost income can include recovery for lost or diminished earning potential as well. That is, you can be compensated for no longer being able to earn as much money.
Remember, There Must Be Fault
First, it’s important to remember that the fact that you are injured does not, by itself, mean that you are entitled to compensation. For there to be economic recovery, in most cases, there must be fault, which means that either another party was negligent (unreasonably careless) or intentionally acted wrongfully. So before considering lost income, you need to evaluate whether someone else is liable for your injury because of negligent or intentional acts.

By: Ricknexus

Ricknexus — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 15:27:33 +0000

You are an absolute moron!! Why do you waste your time by writing such an obvious lie? 911 will work anywhere no matter what. I can be in the basement of my office (downtown Chicago) getting no service whatsoever, and still call 911. Moron

By: Business Phones

Business Phones — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 22:45:35 +0000

I found your blog searching google for phone systems websites and came across your website. Its very interesting and I have worked in the business phones for the last 15 years. I even have my own blog dedicated 100% to phones! I look forward to reading more posts, and hope you would check out my blog as well. Thanks again. Good Day!

By: Christine

Christine — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 18:37:14 +0000

This past weekend, my fiance and I took a trip up the coast of Washington. On our way back down the coast, we saw a car drive over an embankment…the car was going about 60. It literally flew off the road, flipped over, and landed in some brush.

Immediately, we stopped the car and jumped out to help. While my fiance was running down the hill to help the family in the car, I was trying to call 911 for help. To my utter amazement-I had NO cell phone service. We were not in a major city when this happened, but, we were not in the middle of the country, either. We were in an area that, according to T-Mobile’s website, should’ve had cell service. (Both my fiance and I have T-Mobile service).

The driver of the car that flew off the road was able to get out of the car and move/walk around. He got out and tried using his cell phone as well; unfortunately, his cell service was through T-Mobile as well. We were terrified because there was at least 1 serious injury as a result of this accident and no way for us to get help. All the while, the young woman in the car with the worst injuries was going in and out of consciousness, asking “when can I get out…when is help coming?”

Luckily, 2 more cars saw us outside car, and stopped to help. A woman and her husband from California stopped, and tried their cell phone. They were able to get through to 911 to get police and an ambulance on the way. Their service was through AT&T. All I can say is THANK GOD for AT&T, or we would’ve been stranded, with no way to care for the injured. Had my fiance and I not stopped on the side of the road, no one would’ve known there was a car accident. The car that flew off the road was far enough down the embankment that you couldn’t see it just driving past. There was no visible sign of a car accident from the road.

I’m sharing this story because I hope it makes you think twice about what carrier you want to go with. Don’t just go with the cheapest, because they may not be there when you need them the most. I would’ve paid $1000 dollars a minute to get through to 911 on my cell phone when this happened, heck..I would’ve paid more than that…there is really no price I can put on it. T-Mobile was not there when I needed them…when that family needed them.

AT&T and Verizon, even Sprint, all have better service than T-Mobile, I can attest to this (not only from what happened over the weekend, but after having their service for a year). My fiance and I are switching carrier’s immediately, because we do not want to end up in a situation like this ever again.

Had the other people not stopped, and been able to get through to the police, minutes…hours could’ve gone by before help arrived.

Please pass this story along to anyone who may have T-Mobile service, or who may be considering switching to T-Mobile. What’s good cell service worth to you…what’s it worth to be able to make a phone call when you need to the most…

By: Magic marker

Magic marker — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 23:07:13 +0000

Will the My Touch 3g be faster then the G1

By: Sitel

Sitel — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 20:15:12 +0000

Let me tell yall something about T-mobile they anit nothing. They are firing people from the site that has tech suport for know reason just cause they can. They are in Starkvile, ms firing people just cause they can if you have colr weave in your hair they will fire you and you don;t see anyone . They say that they are putting you on suspenion and never call you back they just doing everything over there I would not buy or get a phone with these stupid people these are losing ther homes and cars because of nothing. Even if you never was late or never missed a day they don;t care. I hate t-mobile.

By: B. Rojas

B. Rojas — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 20:40:05 +0000

Just to let people know…I have been paying insurance to replace my cell phone if lost or damaged for long time. I did replace 2 phones in my 2 yr contract. TMobile said nothing about any limitations when I replaced my 2nd phone.When I had to replace for a 3rd time, T Mobile said you could only replace 2 times but yet continued charging me for insurance knowing I was paying for nothing! TMobile told me they would cancel the insurance but would not refund the months that I have been paying since my second phone was replaced. Their response was basically, too bad for you!

By: rock cycle

rock cycle — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 19:58:26 +0000

Ah, the ’60s. That time in the classic Jungian nightmare cycle when a rigid culture, unable to contain the demands for greater individual freedom, broke free of the social constraints of the previous age through extreme deviation from

By: I.Adam

I.Adam — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 15:47:32 +0000

very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

By: sLevin1Fo

sLevin1Fo — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 19:33:46 +0000

I just logged into my TMO Account online and it says im eligible for an upgrade and the G1 is only 179.99. Ships out Oct. 22. Sweet. Im getting one!