Cell Phone Discounts
09-19-2007 | 07:52 AM
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09-19-2007 | 09:59 AM
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Thanks I had that same discount when i flew with Eagle. I left sprint because there customer service was so bad. They would charge me for phone calls made that where impossible to make... i.e. i was flying the plane when the calls where charged to my acct. There was no reasoning with sprint's customer dis-satisfaction non-help line. I was hoping someone could tell me about locations to look up each airline discount.. specifically NWA, Compass or perhaps pinnacle and Mesaba
Thanks,
Kevin
Thanks,
Kevin
09-19-2007 | 11:03 AM
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Thanks for the info. My only concern is that a Compass badge doesn't say anything about being affliated with NWA. The badge looks like something taken from photoshop.
Kevin
09-19-2007 | 11:11 AM
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something to consider
Just a word of caution about the cell phone discounts. The following was posted on one of our company message boards recently regarding the Verizon discount.
"Earlier this year, I changed some things on my Verizon Wireless account. While I was working out the details with the sales agent, she asked me who my employer was. When I told her, she looked up XXX Airlines, and ran down the discounts for me. Sounded good.
So she sent me the paper work I had to fill out. All that stopped when I read the forms.
The forms they send you tell you that, in exchange for the discount, your employer will have a right to review your wireless phone records. That means XXX will have the right to all your bills, to see all the calls you make and to whom. Just to make sure I wasn't being paranoid, I called back the sales agent and asked her if that was correct. She said it was.
My privacy is worth a hell of a lot more than a measly 17% of my monthly cellular bill.
Workers rights in this country are disappearing more and more by the day. Enter into this agreement at your own risk."
Since I don't use the discount and hence have never read the paperwork I can not be entirely certain of this but it is worth being aware of...
"Earlier this year, I changed some things on my Verizon Wireless account. While I was working out the details with the sales agent, she asked me who my employer was. When I told her, she looked up XXX Airlines, and ran down the discounts for me. Sounded good.
So she sent me the paper work I had to fill out. All that stopped when I read the forms.
The forms they send you tell you that, in exchange for the discount, your employer will have a right to review your wireless phone records. That means XXX will have the right to all your bills, to see all the calls you make and to whom. Just to make sure I wasn't being paranoid, I called back the sales agent and asked her if that was correct. She said it was.
My privacy is worth a hell of a lot more than a measly 17% of my monthly cellular bill.
Workers rights in this country are disappearing more and more by the day. Enter into this agreement at your own risk."
Since I don't use the discount and hence have never read the paperwork I can not be entirely certain of this but it is worth being aware of...
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09-19-2007 | 11:20 AM
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Just a word of caution about the cell phone discounts. The following was posted on one of our company message boards recently regarding the Verizon discount.
"Earlier this year, I changed some things on my Verizon Wireless account. While I was working out the details with the sales agent, she asked me who my employer was. When I told her, she looked up XXX Airlines, and ran down the discounts for me. Sounded good.
So she sent me the paper work I had to fill out. All that stopped when I read the forms.
The forms they send you tell you that, in exchange for the discount, your employer will have a right to review your wireless phone records. That means XXX will have the right to all your bills, to see all the calls you make and to whom. Just to make sure I wasn't being paranoid, I called back the sales agent and asked her if that was correct. She said it was.
My privacy is worth a hell of a lot more than a measly 17% of my monthly cellular bill.
Workers rights in this country are disappearing more and more by the day. Enter into this agreement at your own risk."
Since I don't use the discount and hence have never read the paperwork I can not be entirely certain of this but it is worth being aware off...
"Earlier this year, I changed some things on my Verizon Wireless account. While I was working out the details with the sales agent, she asked me who my employer was. When I told her, she looked up XXX Airlines, and ran down the discounts for me. Sounded good.
So she sent me the paper work I had to fill out. All that stopped when I read the forms.
The forms they send you tell you that, in exchange for the discount, your employer will have a right to review your wireless phone records. That means XXX will have the right to all your bills, to see all the calls you make and to whom. Just to make sure I wasn't being paranoid, I called back the sales agent and asked her if that was correct. She said it was.
My privacy is worth a hell of a lot more than a measly 17% of my monthly cellular bill.
Workers rights in this country are disappearing more and more by the day. Enter into this agreement at your own risk."
Since I don't use the discount and hence have never read the paperwork I can not be entirely certain of this but it is worth being aware off...
09-19-2007 | 12:32 PM
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but I have the same prob as Vikz.. my employee badge doesnt mention mainline anywhere (I have the new ghetto looking one.)
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