@3RonJohnson you said "tag me" when you talked about Hockenson -- what does that mean -- sounded like a term that meant he needed training wheels but I'd like to understand more.
@TMobile ... stop reading when they get the information they want. The fact that way toward the bottom you explain T-Mo will never proactively contact anyone to ask for the number will not be read by most people. Don't bury your lede. #Communications10
@TMobile Despite the lawsuits for cybersecurity breaches, you are still sending out texts that say "T-Mobile: Your temporary PIN is XXXXXX. Provide this verification code to the T-Mobile representative currently assisting you..." The second sentence should not exist as people ...
@TMobileHelp where's the web-based chat support gone? When a device doesn't work, people need options other than driving to a store. Chat support provided that. It disappeared from my web options today when I changed plans.
@peoplespostcard @GovParsonMO ..and there is no law requiring someone to use a browser to view HTML. The prosecutor will soon be explaining to the governor that the journalist didn't break the law by viewing HTML. The State actually broke the law by failing to protect personal information.
@AndrewSiciliano I had the same reaction but then I did actually wind up watching them all. It's interesting culturally to see what things translate or are universal.
@ofadam I had to google it... "During almost 60 years of American distribution, we found only 1 out of 49 men will drink Jeppson MalΓΆrt." (on the bottle)