So, I signed up with Vodafone on two main points:
I could use any combination of 250 SMS, 83 MMS or 12Mb of data every month, included in my price plan.
I could change my tariff after six months.
Now, it turns out that they're stopping the first one in September (not that anyone told me that), and I can't change my tariff until after nine months, despite being specifically told otherwise by the sales guy. Apparantly, nobody at Vodafone can do anything about this, only whine about how I should have been told and they're very sorry. I don't fucking want sorry, I want to have the deal I agreed to.
I am so fucking angry. I'm mere centimetres from cancelling my contract.
22nd Aug 2006, 13:54
comments (42)
In shocking news, I don't have ME/CFS. Good job I drove halfway across the county to find that out.
Blue window is CentOS, green is Suse, Debian is hosting. Should I install Xen (the virtualisation software currently running from a LiveCD), there's no reason those windows can't be onto running copies of Windows, BeOS, OS/2 or anything else I desire.
Xen Source is 'ardcore. and it's core is only 50,000 lines of code. and free.
messy panorama shot off the K800 and a couple from the rather damp nikon..
it appears to have chrome trim..
