Out of control prices

I would just like to say that the plan pricing is out of control. There are a lot of services out their and you are to high. You reward new customers with new phones and trap the dedicated customers with the offer of FREE over priced phones and 2yr contracts.
I won't be getting a new phone because I can't afford to play the "free" game. I hate to say good-by, but I can no longer afford you. You may have good service but you are not the only one. My contract is up with you in Aug and I will not be staying with you. I will miss you but I'm able to move on because the felling is not mutual so I won't be felling sad about it. Hope you wake up and smell the coffee. The average American can't afford you anymore.
It's been nice,
TBELL

Pricing is pricing. If the other guy has the same product for a lesser price, there is no shame in going there. Yet these stupid contracts keep us bound like ending a bad marriage. I, for one, will not be doing a contract again, either. I even worked for these guys, and I know the ins and outs. I thought I could whittle down my account to get a good deal. I did the best I could, but it's still too expensive. It's sad to have a $150 bill for phones I can't even use in my house and their answer to that is to try to sell me something else. I know they don't guaruntee service inside the house, but still. How about in my driveway? Why do I have to sit in the rain to talk on the phone and freeze my tushy off? It shouldn't be like that. I will be going to prepaid, whoever is cheapest, because for a family shareplan, there are others out there in my area that have the same coverage or BETTER, for cheaper. I can't afford you, Verizon. That, and you need to have smaller plans that you don't keep secret from customers. Oh, and I just handed you over four hundred bucks to pay up my bill current, and you turned right around and tried to play the "we're going to shut you off" game again. I'm sorry... you guys just aren't very loyal and your pricing is through the roof and you try to extract all you can from people and trap them in predatory contracts, and I have personally participated in and witnessed how you just flat out rip off old people and disabled and people who are incapable of understanding your contract and set up your phones to incur additional charges that you are betting on that they won't catch it or are too busy to not tech savvy enough to work through your numerous automated options to contest it. Your business, as well as the other wireless carriers that carry contracts... are not only dishonest, but unethical and if I can figure out a way to not get ripped off for over 900 bucks in ETFs , will be leaving.

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IMac 20" G5 (gen1) with out of control fans

My iMac's fans are running at speeds that are driving me and my office mate completely out of our minds. Currently, terminal reports:
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I've also (several times):
reset the SMU (PMU for older Mac fans)
cleared the PRAM
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Nothing has worked. This is all on a computer whose firewire didn't work out of the box and which I repaired with a refurbed motherboard when it was less than a week old. Nothing like buying a new machine and getting a refurbished one to start you off on the right foot.
Now I'm trying to get this computer, which is under warranty, repaired but can't even find a number that I can call where I won't get charged! I live in Maine, so taking it to an Apple Store, or even a convenient service center is out of the question. Can someone advise?
This has been, without a doubt, my most disappointing Apple experience ever (and I owned a Mac Portable!)

Timothy,
I'm certainly open to another member's disagreement on this, but It appears to me that you have done everything necessary to disqualify software as the cause of your fan issue.
In that case, it's probably worth it to you to go ahead and give Apple your credit card to enable phone support for this issue, as it appears likely to be hardware related, which will cost you nothing (they should only charge you if it turns out to be a software issue.
Phone support will go down a list of things that you need to do to disqualify software, all of which, I believe, you've already tried. The only risk would be if phone support comes up with a software fix that no one on this board thinks to recommend to you. However, on the bright side, if no one on here can come up with another idea to try, and phone support has one that does work, it's going to be worth the cost, what is it - $75, I think?
I suppose your alternatives would be to:
1. buy some books or an AppleCare repair course and become an expert,
or
2. buy AppleCare and get free phone support back for both software and hardware for another two+ years, as well as valuable rights to in-home repairs.
If you have seen your iMac run well at times, and can see keeping it, AppleCare at $169 could be a bargain for what you might get out of it in phone support alone, not to mention another expensive part replacement a year from now. Furthermore, there are times it can be found at a lower price on eBay, usually a bit under $100 delivered. I have bought several, for this one I'm using, for a 17" that I sold, plus as a gift for a relative's iMac.
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Costs are out of control!

Wow, I am exhausted after searching your website for 30 minutes to find an email address. NOT customer friendly, and this is coming for a long time, loyal Verizon wireless user. I have watched your prices spiral out of control, and I have had enough.
I have been waylaid recovering from surgery and am just getting around to paying bills. And WOW - what the hell is going on with my phone bill? It has SKYROCKETED! I even went to the store last month in an effort to save some money, but now I am paying more than ever. This has got to stop.
Every other phone company is running specials except for Verizon. I am one step away - ONE - from walking away as a customer. What can be done about these EXCESSIVE bills TODAY? I can join Sprint with my boyfriend, his son and ex-wife ---- 4 lines for $100 a month (less with my discount) with more gigs than Verizon, and they will buy out my contract. $25 bucks a month for unlimited talk and text? Help me now or watch me walk.

nolies2014 wrote:
I am in the same boat. Got a broken arm, needed the phone a lot, thought I could upgrade to 900 minutes for the remaining 9 days of cycle and onward, and the new bill is a full 75 dollars more than I expected. They charge you to upgrade or change plans. Hey, I wanted to give you more money! But don't steal it out of my pocket and then not have someone who can make an adjustment quickly.
I've been a customer over ten years.
Time to switch companies? If I don't hear good news back shortly, that is the plan. I don't count.
No they don't charge you to change plans they do prorate you. Nothing got stolen you should have backdated the change to the start of the billing period. You honestly thought you we going to get 450 AND 900 minutes in a month?
here's how it works in your scenario. you had 450 minutes 9 days left that means you used 21 days. 21/30 is .7. So you get 450 X .7 or 315 minutes in the first 21 days. Anything over that is going to be an overage charge. The last 9 days out of 30 is .3 so 900 X .3 is 270. So you'd get 270 minutes for the remaining 9 days. Anything over that is an overage. If you had backdated the change to the start of the billing period you would have had the full 900 minutes for the whole month. I'm 100% sure on the website it ask you if you want to backdate the change.
Also if you don't want to worry about overages on minutes then switch to More Everything, UNLIMITED minutes. Good luck with T-Mobile's cruddy coverage. Hope you don't plan on traveling.

Safari Spinning Out of Control - Why Doesn't This Get Better?!!

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Safari out of control in yosemite

Ever since updating imac, the Safari browser is out of control. The advertisements are overwhelming and a new tab constantly opens for mackeeper or other ads. I am also getting a series of adobe flash player errors saying to change settings to 32-bit mode. Not sure what to do.

There is no need to download anything to solve this problem.
You may have installed the "Downlite" or "VSearch" ad-injection malware. Follow the instructions on this Apple Support page to remove it.
Back up all data before making any changes.
Besides the files listed in the support article, you may also need to remove this item in the same way:
~/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/ConduitNPAPIPlugin.plugin
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Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hello acolbourn,
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Out of control error : C7 camera self-snapping pho...

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Out of control volume control

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Is there any way to close an out of control thread so that posters can respond to current and applicable problems? Perhaps tell them to post new topics instead of continuing that one?
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Hi Rhyd!
If you want to alert the Hosts, of concerns you may have about a post or topic, you can also use the Report this post link, which appears in the bottom right corner of each post.
If reporting an individual post, or reply, in the text field, include a note explaining your reason for reporting.
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Out-of-control consumer Internet traffic by apple tv

Out-of-control consumer Internet traffic by apple tv
Greetings
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TD.
Thanks, that's a useful article. I'll check out the USB overdrive and see if it has some functions I'd like.
But again, for me it's not a mouse issue. Unlike the article, I never have this problem outside of the library in iPhoto.
It happened again yesterday, so let my try to describe it more carefully.
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The third time I uploaded and tried to move was even more difficult. It took even longer to catch the target roll on screen. Lots more up and down. All of my imports yesterday (3 newly created rolls) were placed into the same roll.
Jailer Joe, is this what happens to you?
Has anyone else seen or heard of this? Any thoughts as to why iPhoto's roll scrolling goes out of control?

When I try to drag and drop to combine events in iPhoto, the drag accelerates out of control when it reaches the top or bottom of the screen. How can I slow it down?

When I try to drag and drop to combine events in iPhoto, the drag accelerates out of control when it reaches the top or bottom of the screen. How can I slow it down?

from iphoto Help
Album overview
A photo album in iPhoto is just like one you would create with printed photos: It’s a collection of photos you select from your library and arrange in the order you want.
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Focus on a particular subject, such as your favorite nature photos
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Standard photo albums: You create these albums (B, shown below) by selecting particular photos. You can add new photos by dragging them to the album (or using the Add To button), and you can remove photos at any time. All adding and removing is done manually; iPhoto doesn’t update standard albums automatically as you import new photos.
Smart Albums: iPhoto creates these albums for you, based on criteria your specify. iPhoto then updates Smart Albums (A, shown above) for you as your library changes. For example, you could create a Smart Album containing:
Photos of specific people, such as your family members. As you import new photos, iPhoto uses Faces to detect your family members, and automatically adds new photos of them to the Smart Album (after you’ve confirmed the matches in Faces).
All the photos of your daughter taken on school field trips in third grade. Use Faces (to name your daughter) and keywords (to mark certain photos or events as “field trips”) to help specify the photos you want iPhoto to place in that Smart Album.
Only photos taken with a specific camera, or photos matching other Exchangeable Image File (EXIF) information.
You can make as many albums as you like, and you can include the same photo in several albums without making multiple copies of it.
After you create an album, such as “Australia Adventures,” it appears in your Source list below Albums.
In full-screen view, the album appears as a stack of photos below Albums.
To further organize your library, you can group several albums (along with slideshows and projects) into a folder. For example, you could create a folder containing several years of birthday albums or a collection of albums with photos of your camping trips.
To create a folder, see “Create a folder in the Source list and move items into it” in “Customize the Source list”.
Folders appear only in the Source list, not in full-screen view.
Note: A photo album is different from a photo book, which is a collection of photos you create to get professionally printed and bound. See this topic: Photo book overview.
Copyright © 2014 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.
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