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Typical Big Business Arrogance

January 4th, 2008 · No Comments · General

January 4, 2008

The Facts

Cell phone service provider Sprint refused to cancel a dead mans cell phone service unless his family paid the early cancelation fee.

My View

Well, what can one say? I have already said so much about the arrogance and greed of big business. Hell, when you got the government in your pocket, you feel immortal. Sprint has agreed to do something about it, but you can bet the farm that they wouldn’t have had the incident not become so public. Ready the entire article here.

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