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I sent you a P.M. with a number to Dan Hesse’s office. He is the CEO and I have personally spoke with him twice in the last year. He will take your call if he is in his office. If not they will put you in contact with a member of the executive team. I don’t deal with customer service anymore.
I appreciate you more than you’ll ever know.
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My boss has a a few lines on a business account with Sprint for over10 years as well. Never an issue until this year. Now every phone drops calls constantly. And when you use the phones for your business you can’t be dropping calls. Went to Sprint and they claimed they are updating the towers nearby, and problems should be fixed BY THE END OF THE YEAR. He then said he’d like to cancel his contract and find a new carrier and they said he’d need to pay over $600 ETF even though it is there fault. After a couple months of complaints to “managers” he still hasn’t been able to get those fees waived.
This is the kind of thing I’m talking about. I suppose if you never have to call Customer service for anything you might have a good experience, but as soon as you try to do anything other than pay your bill they jump down your throat and every time you call customer service somebody tells you something different. About a year ago I got a new phone because the lovely people at the Sprint store told me it would be cheaper than buying a battery (makes no sense) When I called and asked the lady at customer service she told me that it would be free to activate any compatible phone that I had but when I went into the Store they tried to charge me almost $80 to activate it. I called up the customer service lady again on speaker phone and her and the guy working there went at it for about an hour before I finally got it done.
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Really!? Sorry to hear of your bad experience. BUT, I’ve been with Sprint for 10 years now and have never had any problems. Good luck in the future.
I went back and forth in their store and they caused quite a hassle to shut off my phone without charging me a fee. I have my orders that say I’m deploying and under law they need to put a halt on my contract and wave any potential fees, but they had acted like I was a bad guy for suspending my contract on government orders. This is only the most recent of Sprint’s little stunts.
I appreciate all of the wonderful knowledge you guys have hit me with. I have a folder made up for all of these great ideas and advice to further research.
Looking for about a 2-4 day trip. If It’s a huge lake with a million different ways and places to fish, I might as well stick with one, but I am not against hitting several.
Whereabouts on the Mississippi? And I do it all for you friend. Thanks for the kind words
Yea, Lake of the Woods is a very obvious and very realistic choice for me. I am just trying to figure out if there are any other wonderful lakes around that I do not know about. Guide Service? Thank You!
This is not an uncommon problem,but usually the cracks in decking are caused by water that was already getting through somehow. It is very easy to fix by yourself with some plywood or OSB decking and new shingles. Now, I do not know how much of a handy man you are but this is something I would fix myself. Before I joined the military, I was a roofer for about 5 years and always found that it is extremely easy to replace decking provided you know how to put new shingles on the roof.
