AT&T smacks you with a $300 cell phone bill.
I really thought it was a joke. Like, "Hahaha! Jacque! Look at that! We took bets in accounts receivable as to whether this would be what caused you to stroke out."
I almost stroked out, but sure enough, it's all mine. Since I moved out on my own, the cell phone's the only means of telephonic communication I have. Which means if you're calling me, and you're not an AT&T customer, and you're calling be before 9 p.m. eastern, I'm paying for it.
Like $300 paying for it.
GAH.
So I called to check, and sure enough, I'm guilty. I kept hoping it really was just some sort of funny little mixup I could laugh at later while, naturally, calling someone who isn't an AT&T customer during the day.
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that's totally unfair.
mail it to lou. with a pumpkin.
cheese.
This is totally Lou's fault.
Or Jesus, he might still be angry about his lack of bolding.
Either way, that does suck hard.
Trust me, Sweet Ann. It HAS crossed my mind that this is residual punishment from the Jesus bolding incident of October 2007.
Don't they have those flat-fee plans where you are? I mean, $300??? Jesus!!!
Oh wait... Sorry.
That's Jesus to you, Missy.
I do have a flat plan, but I obliterated the monthly minutes and the rollover. Separations are hard on the ol' wallet.
I said "hard on."
LOL, you said hard on. ;)
And damn. I hate cell phone bills. HATE THEM HATE THEM HATE THEM.
Amazing how quickly those things add up. That's how they jack you (no pun intended).
Yeah. It was $226 in overage charges. It wasn't even that I'm on a BlackBerry now with a big ass unlimited Internet pack. It was the freaking overage.
I told people if they were calling me during the day to call my desk at work. They provide me with a perfectly sweet phone for use.:)
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