Subject: [NEXTEL-1] Re: N & Horrible Practices

From: "Gerald Arnone" <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 8 May 2003 17:53:52 -0500

While well-written and completely understandable you are stuck, Ma'am.  I would suspect that unless Nextel could produce a document showing you agreed to the contract extension, by law, you'd be off the hook.

The problem lies herein:

It will cost you $400 to break your two-phone contract.  To prove you are right will cost $1,000 in litigation, wreck your credit and increase your blood pressure.  So you see, they rig the game so you can't win. Concede to inevitable defeat and salvage what bit of sanity you have left.

A business license seamingly grants you the right to rip off the public.  That's why I stopped working for other people.  I want a piece of that action. ~Dawg 

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