Vlad The Inhaler

I just read this a couple minutes ago. Congrats to him!

A white box? Yup

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possibly a pretty good marksman.

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exceptional.

Could there be a sniper on the loose? This is a very desirable part of the state and not far from where a woman had her fetus cut from here stomach not long ago. Those are unrelated, but bizarre stories in an area with low crime.

A woman driving alone southbound on Interstate 25 through Larimer County Wednesday night was hit by a bullet in her neck and wounded as she sat behind the wheel of her car.

The county sheriff's office was called at about 11 p.m. to an area near Windsor on reports of a traffic accident. Deputies instead found that a 20-year-old Milliken woman was on the interstate when the front driver's side window of her vehicle shattered and she was shot.

"She was able to safely stop her vehicle and call 911," the sheriff's office said in a news release. "She was transported to a local hospital for treatment of her injuries."

The shooting was one of four incidents over three days where moving vehicles on northern Colorado roads — two each in Larimer and Weld counties — had windows shattered. Authorities say they are working to determine if the four are connected.

On And, on Thursday afternoon, authorities began investigating a possible fifth incident after a Colorado State Trooper came upon a truck on the side of the road on I-25 in Weld County. The unoccupied vehicle was missing its back window. A spokesman for the Weld County Sheriff's Office said the car was being transported to its crime lab to determine if the window had been shot out.[/quote]
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On a 2 year plan, if you lost or destroyed a phone with no insurance, you were on the hook for the replacement so it's not much different than now.

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You're right with what you said in your post.

My point is that if I lose phone I've paid $100 for it's better than paying off the same phone I owe $500 for plus a new one.

Thanks

My current plan is Mobile Share Value and we just need new phones.

Running all the numbers comparing 2 year vs Next (including work discounts) shows Next is about $10 cheaper per month with all my factors, but I don't like the idea of paying $600 for a phone. If it's lost, I owe the difference I assume?

Sorry if this has all been discussed other places, but I wanted to ask if anyone had experience with Next.

I've run all the numbers for my situation, but am naturally suspicious that they are seemingly pushing people to a cheaper plan an supposedly discontinuing 2 year contracts. Maybe it's just me.

My concerns are the following:

If you lose/break/damage phone, are you SOL as far as trade in? Are you on the hook for $600+ if anything happens thus buying tiers of insurance plans? With a contract you have far less invested and dependent.

Any other backend catches with Next?

TIA

No. They beat Pittsburgh

Up vote

CSU>USC

State of CO 2-0 in Mass this year

Suck on that