10-25-2021 10:00 AM - edited 01-04-2022 05:20 AM
Hi. We are snowbirds that head south for the winter and we need to know the following,
1. Can we suspend service without losing our phone numbers?
2. If yes, how do we suspend our service?
Thanks
Perry
10-27-2021 06:59 PM
@darlicious wrote:@Anonymous
Lol...in Dubai there were more than funny bones being tickled!😎.....😉🤣🤣🤣!!!🥂
Picture the manufactured pastry brand dough boy 🙂
10-27-2021 06:44 PM
@Anonymous
Lol...in Dubai there were more than funny bones being tickled!😎.....😉🤣🤣🤣!!!🥂
10-27-2021 06:38 PM
@darlicious wrote:or @Anonymous will definitely point them out to me just he finds such joy in it and how much it drives me batty.😁
@darlicious : Just the autocorrects that tickle my funny bone. 🙂
10-27-2021 06:26 PM
Would you like me to edit every typo? I indicated the edit which was immediate and exactly as I had described then I added all five lines as is albeit a typo, or spelling mistakes of which none stand out that I can recall but yes poor spelling or stupid autocorrect is a pet peeve so I will make extremely minor corrections if I see them or @Anonymous will definitely point them out to me just he finds such joy in it and how much it drives me batty.😁
I wasn't calling @t_p out per se but simply putting out there for all who may wonder and may follow the bad example others may be setting. If I wasn't diplomatic enough for you I am truly sorry....I forgot how puritan we are supposed to be on here.....let me dig out my **good for you** gold star stickers so everyone knows they are a winner!!?😃
I apologise in retrospect I could have made my point without tagging you.
Edit to add....oh look what I forgot to post yesterday after reading @esjliv 's reply to me.
10-26-2021 08:32 PM - edited 10-26-2021 08:34 PM
@darlicious wrote:There is a fine line between correcting wording and adding additional info that "you forgot" especially when playing the first past the post game. Your post should include the info you meant to post. If you remember additional info it should be posted in a follow up post. Spelling or grammar or a mistype can be corrected with an edit or misinformation that you are later corrected on and an acknowledgement should be made to the member who has provided the correct info.
We have all hit post by accident mid sentence so an edit to finish your train of thought is fine. But it is not cool to type of a few basics and then go back and add much more concise info that takes a lot more time to type out.....ie. 5 or 10 more minutes of typing to finish your "thought". I am not saying you have in this case I'm just saying "What's up?!!" When it comes to forum etiquette...other members notwithstanding....
The only time I post and then edit in concise info is when an OP exposes harmful personal info and I immediately tell them how to edit their personal info and alert an oracle that I can hopefully find online or if really necessary report the post for a CSA to edit. Then I may edit my post to actually give advice or I may just do so in a follow up post.
@darlicious If you are gonna call someone/something out, and make a speech about it, make sure you are following your own advice.
Sure, you noted you Edited on this thread below...but, I watched this post change, more than once, over a matter of many minutes:
I would love it if PM showed edits with changes/revisions on posts and are time stamped.
So, I feel, take it easy on @t_p, as they are Not Alone.
10-26-2021 04:15 AM - edited 10-26-2021 04:18 AM
There is a fine line between correcting wording and adding additional info that "you forgot" especially when playing the first past the post game. Your post should include the info you meant to post. If you remember additional info it should be posted in a follow up post. Spelling or grammar or a mistype can be corrected with an edit or misinformation that you are later corrected on and an acknowledgement should be made to the member who has provided the correct info.
We have all hit post by accident mid sentence so an edit to finish your train of thought is fine. But it is not cool to type of a few basics and then go back and add much more concise info that takes a lot more time to type out.....ie. 5 or 10 more minutes of typing to finish your "thought". I am not saying you have in this case I'm just saying "What's up?!!" When it comes to forum etiquette...other members notwithstanding....
The only time I post and then edit in concise info is when an OP exposes harmful personal info and I immediately tell them how to edit their personal info and alert an oracle that I can hopefully find online or if really necessary report the post for a CSA to edit. Then I may edit my post to actually give advice or I may just do so in a follow up post.
10-26-2021 03:54 AM
Options for your account and service....
Most important mark on your calendar day 85 of your suspension and day 90. Do not forget when you must unsuspend your account via lost/stolen and/or pay and reactivate your service so you don't lose your phone number and account. Happy travels!
10-25-2021 12:07 PM
Reactivate A Suspended Plan
Missed a payment? After your plan expires, all you need to do is top-up your balance to keep the current plan going. You have up to 90 days to make a payment and, after doing so, your payment cycle will restart and your service will resume.After 90 days of non-payment, your account will be permanently deactivated, which means you will:
10-25-2021 11:52 AM - edited 10-25-2021 11:53 AM
@Anonymous
When I post, I always put down the main guidelines first, then add details to make it easier to understand or change some wordings , even add some things that I forgot. I re-read and repost several times during the process. Someone who was posting at the same time might think that I took credit from them, but I don't read other posts for "inspiration" before my final edit. If I have to add "edit" beside every word I change or add, the posting would become an impossible mess to read.
On the other hand, when a poster changes an answer from "Black" to "White" without any mention of an edit, that's a whole nother kettle of fish!
10-25-2021 11:14 AM
@t_p : If you have observed others adding more to their replies after the fact then please do call it out. But please do indicate an edit when you have changed your reply. It's the decent thing to do. Spellings and grammar changes are reasonable. But adding whole other chunks of information is not fair to a following reply that says the bit that you added.
But who am I to say. I'm just another anonymous punter here.
10-25-2021 10:44 AM
10-25-2021 10:35 AM
@t_p Did you just change your response without indicating an edit ?
10-25-2021 10:07 AM
Ok. Thanks
10-25-2021 10:05 AM
No official suspend service option. Some people will downgrade to the $15 plan and just pay $15 per month. Some others will remove autopay and suspend their accounts for 90 days and then pay for another month. If your account is suspended for more than 90 days, your account is permanently closed.
Here is a helpful link:
10-25-2021 10:03 AM
If you have autopay setup then remove it and you will need to make a payment before 90 days in order to keep your account. Another option would be to switch to the $15 plan and upon your return switch back your your original plan. If you have a grandfathered plan you won't be able to change it back.
10-25-2021 10:02 AM - edited 10-25-2021 10:12 AM
@Perryg wrote:Hi. We are snowbirds that head south for the winter and we need to know the following,
1. Can we suspend service without losing our phone numbers?
Yes, for a maximum of 90 days. Then needs a payment otherwise account will be closed.
2. If yes, how do we suspend our service?
Go to the Plans & Add-ons page of your account and use the Lost/Stolen feature
My Plan & Add-ons > Lost/Stolen Phone > Suspend service
Or remove autopay service (if you have that enabled) but if you have enough Funds available in account, service will still be renewed until funds are depleted.
Thanks
Perry