RE : Visitation order

Hi,
The default tab-order is left-to-right and
top-to-bottom. You can
override the tab order by setting NextTabField
attribute of the
field widget(s).
In TOOL, you can simply inspect the
<FieldWidget>.NextTabField
to find out which field is visited after this field. If
the value
is NIL, then the next field is visited in the default
order.
<FieldWidget>.RequestFocus() does the job of raising a
series of events to move the input focus to the widget
that invokes the method. Is this what you meant by
simulating a
keyboard input to a particular field ??
Ajith Kallambella M
Forte Systems Engineer,
International Business Corporation.
-----Original Message-----
From: Alberto Lamas [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, October 15, 1998 12:51 PM
To: Forte Users (Adresse de messagerie)
Subject: Visitation order
Hi,
Does anybody know how to determine in tool, the
visitation order of a
window? Or, is it possible to send an event to a window
to request a tab, or
any other key, to simulate keyboard input?
Thank you
Alberto Lamas
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Dear,
Check this order type whether linked with respective plant in OPU3.*And give production scheduler * mark ie, all.*
And in Define production scheduling profile - OPKP, link your order type at bottom
Please refer this also,
Scheduling parameters not defined for Production orders
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R.Brahmankar

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I think I may be overthinking this problem.
What I have is a table that consists of membership data including visit dates. For each visit date, I need to determine the number of days since the last visit.
I'm trying a combination of CTEs and partitions, but it is simply not coalescing in my head.
Following is a sample set of data;
KeyID          MemberID          AdmitDate          Last_Admit_Days
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9                 9301                 2014-05-21
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1                 2601                 2014-04-17
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6                 2601                 2014-05-28
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I am stumped. Maybe the weekend will refresh me to take a better stab at it, but it's confounding me at the moment and I thought I'd ask here to see if anyone had a quick idea off the top of their heads.
I truly appreciate any assistance.
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Please post DDL, so that people do not have to guess what the keys, constraints, Declarative Referential Integrity, data types, etc. in your schema are. Learn how to follow ISO-11179 data element naming conventions and formatting rules. Temporal data should
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This is minimal polite behavior on SQL forums. There is no such crap as a“key_id” in RDBMS; that night mare is mix of meta-data and attribute proprieties.
CREATE TABLE Visits
(member_id CHAR(4)NOT NULL,
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INSERT INTO Visits
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('2601','2014-04-17'),
('2001','2014-05-04'),
('1001','2014-05-15'),
('8001','2014-05-28'),
('2601','2014-05-23'),
('2601','2014-05-28),
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('9301','2014-05-15'),
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('3601','2014-04-13'),
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LAG(admission_date)
OVER(PARTITION BY member_id
ORDER BY admission_date),
admission_date)
AS visit_delta
FROM Visits
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How do I obtain detailed View Info

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Unfortunately, we seem to have encountered a limitation in being able to do this in an automated way, which according to the developer is insurmountable.
The challenge is that we are unable to consistently and reasonably determine the hierarchy of the tables within a view. For example, to populate the foreign key column in children tables, the primary key of the parent table must first either be created (i.e., in the case of an insert in the parent table), or selected if the parent record existed previously. The developer has tried two different approaches to resolving this problem, and has stated that neither were successful. The approaches already tried were:
1) Running an explain plan against the view, and then retrieving the table hierarchies from the explain plan tables. His remark about this solution was:
"Explain plain doesn't show hierarchy of table joins."
2) Attemping to derive the hierarchy from the Foreign Key Constraints of tables being used in the view. His remark about this solution was:
"It works but only for simple joins. When there are several references to same table "where" clause should be parsed to find out what field references some table instance which is not trivial."
Apparentlty when we join to the same table multiple times within the view (i.e., getting both a persons home phone and their cellphone from the PHONES table), it somehow complicates the matter.
Is anyone aware of a method of reliably getting table hierarchy information from a view, so that we can accomplish our goal? The only other idea which someone suggested was to temporarliy create a "Materialized View" of the view, and then retrieve the table hierarchy from the "Materialized View" tables. He will attempt that approach shortly.
Ay thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

While updateable views and instead of triggers do have their place, I'm not convinced that that place is to "... greatly simplify the interface on web development projects, between the database and the application developers". Personally, I think that is why Larry invented packages.
It seems to me that what you are trying to do is something like:
CREATE VIEW everything_there_is_to_know_about_an_employee AS
SELECT every_column
FROM every_table_sometimes_two_or_three_times
WHERE all_possible_joinsThen use instead of triggers on that single view to do all operations.
It seems to me that a package based API would be much cleaner, easier for developers to use, more maintainable, more extensible, and more scalable. I would seriously consider creating a package along the lines of:
CREATE PACKAGE employees AS
   FUNCTION get_demographics(p_empid IN NUMBER) RETURN SYS_REFCURSOR;
   FUNCTION get_job_history(p_empid IN NUMBER,
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   FUNCTION get_sal_history(p_empid IN NUMBER,
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                            p_empid OUT NUMBER);
   PROCEDURE transfer_employee (p_empid IN NUMBER,
                                p_tojob IN NUMBER,
                                p_effdt IN DATE DEFAULT SYSDATE);
END;If you want to pass the "objects" form your web service instead, that is relatively easy to do. You could create objects in the database like:
CREATE TYPE emp_job_tp AS OBJECT (
   empid   NUMBER,
   empname VARCHAR2(50),
   jobid   NUMBER,
   jobname VARCHAR2(50),
   eff_dt DATE);
CREATE TYPE emp_job_tbl AS TABLE OF emp_job_tpand pass those into and out of the stored procedures.
JPublisher, a component of Jdeveloper, can automatically build the classes and methods to transform java objects to SQL Objects and vise versa. So, you get a set of re-usable methods on the app side that can be used for other applications, as well as a set on the database side.
Sure, somebody needs to write the packages, but a fair bit of that (particulalry the single table APIs) could be automated just as easily as the instead of triggers on simple views.
One of the in-house applications I work on gets interfaces from several of our applications dealing with patient demographics, visits, orders and results. For a variety of reasons, the incoming messages do not necessarily come in strict time order, so a typical setter procedure has a signature something like:
PROCEDURE set_medication (p_med IN Medication_tp,
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Just my 0.02 $CDN.
John

Sites visited are now for each day showing in History in reverse order.

In History; the sites visited using Firefox as my browser, are showing in Reverse Order. My OS is Windows 7. This only started 4 days ago.

May be sorting can help you, see screenshot.

I'm actually trying to find the date i visited a site. adding columns allow the order to be sorted but not show a date. Please tell me it there's a way to see t

I'm actually trying to find the date i visited a site. adding columns allow the order to be sorted but not show a date. Please tell me it there's a way to see the date. the sidebar no longer has the option for date. the most recent only shows the time.

If you only see the time then that would mean that you see an entry of the current day (today).
History items from past days should have the date as well in the Most Recent Visit column.
You should be able to see this changing if you open the last 7 days folder and scroll down.

Why does my website history not stay in order of most recent visited?

I just want to quickly find my favorite websites without having to bookmark. Normally, I used to click the down arrow and pick a recent site. Over and over and over again, the sites I go to that are the most recent are not the websites that are listed first. Often they are not in the top 10 or so that it will list. Is there a way to control this without having to create a favorite list?

The drop-down list on the address bar is based on a combination of frequency and recency. I'm not aware of a way to change that, but there could be an add-on that does it.
If you want a purely chronological list of history, you could consider using the History sidebar (Ctrl+h opens and also closes the sidebar). You can Shift+click and Ctrl+click, as well as using the right-click menu, to re-open pages from history in a new window or tab.

Infinity Order Delay - Worried

Hi folks,
Hoping someone can advise me on what to do here, because I am starting to stress out a little bit over my current situation.
Firstly, my back story. I'm currently a BT Broadband customer, but I am moving to a new home where BT Infinity is available, so I ordered the BT Infinity 2 package. I was originally hoping to move on the 10th Dec, but BT told me that the earliest they can move my connection over to my new place is on the 19th due to requiring an engineer visit. Now for an average person, that just means 9 days without internet, no big deal right? Not for me though because in my case, I work full time online. If I'm not able to work, I lose money.
So I delayed my move to the 19th thanks to my current landlord who is letting me stay a bit longer, although it does mean I'm having to double up on paying rent for two different properties since I have already signed the lease for my new apartment.. but it's ultimately cheaper than me taking those 9 days off.
Anyway, the issue and the reason I'm here today is because I just received an email with the following message:
A survey is required by our engineers before we can progress your order, this will result in a delay in us providing you with BT Infinity Broadband service.
We apologise for the delay and can assure you we are working as quickly as possible towards a solution, we will be in touch as soon as we have a further update.
You can track the progress of your order by visiting www.bt.com/myorder, using your order number [removed for privacy reasons]
Due to my online profession, this email is very worrying for me. I do not know how long this delay will be, or when my order will actually be completed. I've heard horror stories of delayed orders taking weeks to complete, and with it being so close to Christmas, I'm worried I'm about to suffer the same fate. The order progress on the website however still shows the 19th as being the date in which my service will be activated, along with the engineer visit.
I was hoping today to finalise my removal services so that I could be at my new place on the 19th, but now I don't know what to do because I don't know now whether I'll need to extend my stay here further just so that I have a working connection or not. I only have another day or two before that choice is no longer an option. I really hope there's a way to escape this fate, even if it means changing my package so that an engineer visit isn't required. Anything just to have the connection set up by the 19th or at least within a couple of days of that date, as I cannot afford to take time off work, nor can I afford to keep paying rent for two different properties just for the sake of maintaining an internet connection.
If anyone has any advice on what to do in this unusual situation, please let me know. The move itself is already stressful enough, but this is definitely pushing my stress levels through the roof.
Best regards,
X.

I am just a regular user with a residential line/package. I just tried using the phone number they've given me for my new place on the BT business website, but it says that BT business is not available in my area yet oddly enough. Furthermore I do use my connection often outside of work for gaming.. etc, so not sure if I would suit a business line regardless. (To be honest, I don't really know the differences between the two.. but it seems like it's not an option regardless)
My main concern right now is getting a connection up and running by the 19th (or at least before Christmas) at my new place, even if it means having to change my Infinity 2 order to a lesser one, if I can even do that. (I wouldn't be overly happy with doing that, but a working connection is more important than having to potentially wait weeks after the 19th for one)
Would an Infinity 1 package require an engineer visit? Or would this whole "delay due to an engineer survey" thing affect that too? Also is it normal that my order summary page still shows the 19th as my activation date, despite the email stating a delay? The agent on the phone did mention that an engineer would be in the area prior to that date, which is why I had to wait 'til the 19th in the first place despite originally being quoted an earlier date previously. (I ordered originally on the 24th Nov.) I'm really confused and unsure of what to do right now.. because my whole move is resting on this pretty much. I should note that my new place apparently has the rare FTTP packages available, allowing me to choose Infinity 3 or 4. I'm assuming that changing my order to one of those will not change anything though?
Thanks for your advice so far, much appreciated.
Regards,
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Infinity Order - BT Fail - terrible way to do busi...

Bit of backstory first, feel free to scroll down the the ### to read my problem
I have been eagerly waiting for Infinty to increase the speeds i currently get through my BT line (all be it through BE broadband).
The date for the service in BRIDGEND was pushed back several times, which is kind of understandable when upgrading so many exchanges and cabinets. When I decided to check last week if the date had been updated for my area, I was delighted to find out that I could order Infinity the next day !
I placed my order online when the clock struck midnight the Infinty option became available for my telehpne number and i placed the order. I followed it up the next day with a MAC code from my current provider, which I phoned through to BT.
On my account page, the order was all set up - I had an engineer visit booked for Thursday 17th March and my equipment was on its way. As the Appointment had been made I booked the day off work and waited in excitement for my new world of internet use !
### Fast forward to today (Tuesday 15th March) ###
My Homehub and Infinity kit (2 cables) arrived this morning - Great. Checked my order online to double check all is well, only to find that it now stated the folowing on the engineer appointment seciton of my online order page:
Your appointment is no longer required, as our engineer can connect your line without requiring access to your premises. The engineer will work to connect your line at the exchange.
This was news to me as I thought you needed an engineer to visit to install the Infinity equipment and socket in the house?
I phoned customer services and after a while on hold I was told that there was a problem with the appointment system so BT had cancelled my order completely (without notifying me).
I was told by a nice Scottish lady (im sure they use Scottish people because of their nice soothing accents!) that they was a "fault" on the order and I would have to wait 48 hours and they will call me back and start the order all over again.
This will of course place me at the back of the queue (i was probabaly the first customer to order in my area as i logged on at midnight on the availability date in the area).
I was told the engineer would not be visiting me on Thursday at all and I should now wait 48hours to "see where we are then".
OK so faults happen, I accept that. And they need to be fixed. But heres my problem with the way BT are handling this:
The fault is with the APPOINTMENT SYSTEM (according to nice Scottish lady) - not on my line, not at the exchange, not with the little green cabinet on my road, but with BT's appointment system.
So, instead of keeping my alotted timeslot (for which i have booked time off work), BT have cancelled not only the appointment - but my Entire Order ! And instead of, calling me when they saw a problem, they put a note on my order syaing "Your appointment is no longer required, as our engineer can connect your line without requiring access to your premises. The engineer will work to connect your line at the exchange."
Terrible! So they wont bother to pick up the phone and pass it through to their engineer to keep to my timeslot, they have instead cancelled my order (which, by the way, i would not have been aware of if I did not check my order screen online today - no phone call from BT), and I now have to wait 48hours before i can start the whole process again and cross my fingers that the appointment doesnt get spit out again 2 days before my next appointment (which could be in a few weeks time by now).
So in brief, If you order BT infinity, and are given an appointment, and then their appointment system goes a bit wobbly be warned:
BT Have no contigency for when this happens, their system cancels your order outright (although still sends you a home hub), and you are told to wait 2 days before ordering again and hope the same thing doesnt happen.
Rather than calling their engineer to explain the problem and to ask to continue with the visit anyway (as there's no fault on the line) they cancel your order, dont bother to tell you they have done so, and inform you via your order page that your infinty will be connected at their end (which it wont - it cant be).
So for those returning to BT, in the hope that such a large company would have better procedures and engineer visit appointments system would be reliable, think again.
The grass isnt always greener.
(PS If you want to complain about their poor appointment system, when they cancel appointments without telling you - you are told you cant complain until you place the order again - laughable)

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Engineer visit re: new infinity order need urgent ...

i ordered Infinity yesterday and received all teh relevant emails from BT confirming order.
One email states the engineer will visit from 13:00 and 18:00 Ive just check the status of my order and it now states the followin info where previously a time was given for the enginner:
Your appointment is no longer required, as our engineer can connect your line without requiring access to your premises. The engineer will work to connect your line at the exchange.
I am very concerned who do I call? - I dont want to call and go to India becuase people on the forum seem to have issues with enginner visits when they have been routed to the team there - Im disabled and need my connection - My understanding is that an engineer does need to attend the property to install the bt modem vDSL?
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uklee wrote:
i ordered Infinity yesterday and received all teh relevant emails from BT confirming order.
One email states the engineer will visit from 13:00 and 18:00 Ive just check the status of my order and it now states the followin info where previously a time was given for the enginner:
Your appointment is no longer required, as our engineer can connect your line without requiring access to your premises. The engineer will work to connect your line at the exchange.
I am very concerned who do I call? - I dont want to call and go to India becuase people on the forum seem to have issues with enginner visits when they have been routed to the team there - Im disabled and need my connection - My understanding is that an engineer does need to attend the property to install the bt modem vDSL?
Lee
Broadband - BT Infinity Option 2
Your appointment
Hi there,
You can safely ignore that notification. The engineer does need access to your property, as he will need to install the BT Openreach VSDL modem and the Infinity SSFP (Service Specific Face Plate) onto your current master socket.
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Verizon sent out an order I called to cancel, I returned the phones as they told me to, yet after months of calls, I am in the pre-collections stage

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Where is the help Verizon, because as of now, it is non existent.

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Misinformed by a Verizon corporate store about Early Edge and now loosing hundred of dollars in order to get account straightened back out.

In early November 2014, my husband and I visited a corporate Verizon store. While at the store, we were presented with the option to do an "Early Edge" program. My husband and I both opted to do the Early Edge program and were informed that it would be in our best interested to switch our data plan from 4 GB to 10 GB because it would be cheaper due to the larger discount on the line access charges. He switched our plan on the spot in the store for us and we proceeded to do the Early Edge agreements.
As part of the Early Edge agreement, the sales associate informed us that we would need to send back our current phones due to receiving a discount on the handsets when we signed the two year contracts with them. This part was a little confusing for me because I signed my 2-year contract and purchased a Samsung Galaxy S4 with that contract but was having a lot of problems with it, so I paid full retail price or "out of pocket" for a Motorola Moto X Designed by You that was active on the account when we signed the Early Edge Agreement for my phone number.
The sales associate was adamant that I needed to send the Samsung Galaxy S4 back to Verizon after I received my new phone in the mail from the Early Edge program. He was well aware that the Samsung Galaxy S4 was NOT currently active on my account as we talked about my Moto X being on the account when he pulled up the account. So when my new phone arrived in the mail, I activated it and mailed back my Samsung Galaxy S4.
At the end of November and into early December, I started receiving both text messages and e-mails from Verizon stating that I had not returned my device back to Verizon and needed to do so within the next 14 days. Both myself and my husband called Verizon Customer Care (611 from our handsets) multiple times to try and figure out why we were getting these messages. We were each told a wide variety of reasons why we were getting these messages. One phone call my husband was told that the warehouse mixed up the bags our returned devices were in and it would be corrected by the warehouse. Both my husband and I were told several times that both phones were indeed received, but it took 4-6 weeks for the return to be processed so we didn't have to worry about the messages.
At the end of December, I received another e-mail saying I failed to return my device to Verizon and I would be charged a fee because of this. I called Verizon Customer Care (611) and was told that I received this messages because the warehouse was expecting a Moto X back and received a Samsung Galaxy S4 instead. I explained why I sent the Galaxy S4 instead of the Moto X and the customer care representative put me on hold as he spoke with his supervisor, then came back and told me I needed to return to the store where I signed the Early Edge agreement where they could change the phone that the warehouse was expecting from the Moto X to the Samsung Galaxy S4.
My husband and I traveled an hour to the Verizon store where we signed the Early Edge agreement and were told by the store manager that it was impossible for them to change what phone the warehouse was expecting at a store level. We asked that the store credit us the fee we were expecting to be charged for not returning "the correct phone" since we were mislead by a store employee, but the manager refused to help us with a credit or to even get the situation with the returned phones resolved.
Exhausted and extremely upset, I decided to try one last hope and use the live chat feature on the Verizon website for help with the issue.
Now, another issue on the account we faced was a $30 overage fee for going over our data plan in November. We received a ridiculously high Verizon bill in December and when I examined it, I saw we were being charged for a "month in advance" on all of the charges on our account due to signing the Early Edge agreements, as well as $30 fee for going over our data. It was never explained to us by the sales representative that our next bill would be higher than it normally is because we will be billed for a month in advance, so that was shocking to receive a bill almost $200 higher than our normal bill, and to have a $30 overage fee. I called Verizon Customer Care (611) and asked about the $30 overage and she told me it was because we changed our data plan at a Verizon store in the middle of our billing cycle. She spoke to her manager and was approved to give us a $30 bill credit on our next bill since the data plan change should have been back dated to the start of billing cycle to avoid things like a data overage. So we paid the extremely large bill and when the December bill came, there was to no surprise, no $30 bill credit on our December bill.
So, I waited about 10-15 minutes for a chat agent to become available. I was connected to an Agent and typed out a lengthy summer of my issue of the missing bill credit to start and told him I had another more complicated issue to discuss after the bill credit. It said the "Agent is typing a message" down at the bottom of the chat for a long time, I probably waited a good 25 minutes like an idiot before I attempted type another message but was unable to type anything. While cycling through the open windows on my computer, I noticed there was another pop up from Verizon that said my chat was disconnected because of inactivity.
I got REALLY upset at that point, and had to wait another 10-15 minutes to get into a new chat with a new agent since the other one timed out because the agent never said anything in my chat window. I was connected with a very helpful and polite agent named Tiffany. Long chat conversation made short, Tiffany promised to issue a $30 "instant credit" to my account that would take 10-15 minutes to appear and I needed to relog in order to see. She also told me that I was supposed to send back the Samsung Galaxy S4 since I paid out of pocket for the Moto X and that she would forward the issue to her supervisor to get the Samsung Galaxy S4 accepted by the warehouse so I would not have to pay the fee for returning the wrong device.
It is now January 10th, 2015, and my bill is due by 1/11/15. There has still not been a $30 "instant credit" posted to my account as my bill amount has not decreased by a single penny since it posted to my account in December.
About 30 minutes after I finished chatting with Tiffany, I received several text messages from Verizon informing me that the warehouse would be returning my Samsung Galaxy S4 to my residence and I needed to return my Moto X after that because it was the last phone active on my account when I signed the Early Edge agreement.
I am EXTREMELY upset that we were misinformed by a sales representative at a corporate Verizon store and it is going to end up costing me hundreds of dollars because I chose to do a Early Edge upgrade and it really screwed up my account. If I comply with what Verizon is asking and send back my Moto X, I am loosing the $350 dollars I spent to purchase that phone out of pocket plus the $30 dollar overage fee I was charged for a change the representative made on my account in the middle of the bill cycle. If I refuse to send the Moto X back, I must pay a $250 fee (or higher) for not returning my device plus the $30 overage charge.
I used to really enjoy being a Verizon customer, but now I feel completely scammed out of hundreds of dollars because Verizon as a company is refusing to make a wrong a store associate representing the company made back in November.
This became A LOT longer than I intended it to be and I don't expect anyone to read it fully, so if you take anything away from this forum post (if it doesn't get deleted by Verizon), please take these thoughts away:
Do NOT signed up for the Early Edge Program because it will do nothing but give you a ton of headaches, really screw up your Verizon account, and cost you a lot of money in the long run.
Do NOT believe when anyone paid by Verizon tells you that you will receive any kind of credit on your account, it will NOT happen.
Verizon Wireless will NOT fix any mistakes on your account made by the company itself; Verizon Wireless will come up with solutions on how YOU can fix the problems THEY created on your account, but none of these solutions will actually fix your account.
If you are thinking of switching to Verizon from another company, DO NOT.
Sincerely,
an extremely disgruntled Verizon Wireless customer who WILL be switching to another carried once the mess of her account gets sorted out.

I am going to tell you like I have been passing the word about this scam verizion is running with this edge program,basically they been getting our money from both ends,anyway that is how my lawyer explained it to me.I am taking them to court and will see where it goes.
All I'm saying is read the fine print a couple of times because what there putting in print isn't true.
My wife was such a great customer they gave her a couple lg tablets,she told them we got enough at home and they said but there free she said ok I guess if there free.
Two months later I was getting charged and they been in the closet,they don't care about the customerand there liars.
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