Hello again,
I doubt that PM's office is open to the public.
That said, I see two possible scenarios.
1: You arrive at the entrance, and you find that entry is by combination numbers, the equivalent of a physical key. You knock on the door, but nobody responds. On the other hand, you knock and somebody responds, only to tell you that the area is secure, which means no entry by non-employees.
2: You arrive at the door, and there's that combination lock. You knock, and someone responds by again telling you that it's a secure-entry location. Before the door is closed, you hurriedly explain that you made a special trip to the office in order to become a PM customer. You show enthusiasm and sincerity when stating the preceding. The PM employee, not accustomed to a personal visit by a potential customer, asks you to wait until he/she can find a supervisor. The supervisor listens to you, initially sceptical, but is positively influenced by your enthusiasm and sincerity. He/She then tells you that Beta invitations are not his/her bailiwick, and the process cannot be changed. 😞 On the other hand, the supervisor knows that happy, motivated customers tend to become long-term customers. You're the ideal potential customer, and the supervisor decides to make an exception in your case. You have also explained, more than once, that you want to leave Virgin Mobile and that you have no problem with PM being in Beta. That means that you won't be posting negative comments or questions about "why Beta this" and "why Beta that". 🙂
In summary, good luck and I wish you the best on Monday.
Cheers!
