Just got this promo sent to my email from Public Mobile. Instead of giving us something worthwhile on our existing plans for being a loyal customer, I get this. Who watches TV anyways? I got rid of that years ago. As for internet, I am with a reseller which is way cheaper.
There is no way I'd go for this so called deal which is on a 2 year contract before it goes up to $178.
So you PM customers let me know if I am just being cheap or if this is really a good deal?
NC = Not Cheap
YC = You are the cheapest $%%^!!!!&%$
Pane di fromaggio has outdone themselves.....my second visit they were unbelievably generous! Price $6.99
The scones no...but we dared each other to try the wrap which was edible. What's really sad is I have always wanted to try this little place as they serve high tea and their pastry displays look delicious. So the dogs breakfast they gave me that I highly suspect were pulled off the trays served to the birthday party that was leaving as I arrived (definitely breaking covid protocols)has not only determined they lost any future regular business from me but I also will not refer any business to them either as I have in the past. I have made a complaint to the app just to see what their response is to this kind of situation.
I agree and would say I am more than even steven as Cilantro's food was fantastic and I would be happy to order from them over the Indian restaurant I have been ordering from for the past 25 years. I will be recommending them to my friends and neighbours in the hopes that this new business stays afloat (open for just 6 months). That one order had two of us snacking on the appy's Friday night. Then last night I made basmati rice and a salad and gave my pescatarian neighbour dinner (w/the calamari) and three of us had the butter chicken.
Just like the thread title says......
$6?
@Anonymous
Next time you're in town maybe you should check out these ones.... I think I'm going to reserve that last one....they have the most beautiful macaroons in there.....
@Korth wrote:
@CFPartDeux wrote:If (when!) I finally get around to making my proper tinfoil hat, I think I'm gonna go with the time-tested, proven, functional, and (in my opinion) the most highly stylish design.
Ah, so you ARE going with the one in the pic above, that I provided so you could easily duplicate it!!! 🤣
@CFPartDeux wrote:
Not too shabby. I'm pretty sure this design would work against microwave mind control and psychotronic rays - that'll keep all the gear in those black helicopters and unmarked surveillance vans fooled, ha! - but I'm not confident it would have much value against alien telepathy. Classic noob mistake. And you can't be too careful, y'know, the Flying Spaghetti Monster is out there.
If (when!) I finally get around to making my proper tinfoil hat, I think I'm gonna go with the time-tested, proven, functional, and (in my opinion) the most highly stylish design.
@darlicious wrote:
Telus had set up an email for me that I didn't really know about and at one point during a billing issue they said we've been emailing you.....and that's how I discovered it.
Yeah, IIRC, if you don't request a particular email address, they simply create one for you, by default, using the name on your account?
That friend who first set up my email had a top of the line tinfoil hat
You mean like this..... 😁
so had warned me to never have an email with a provider as they basically own your email so it makes difficult to leave the provider if you are beholden to your email much like your telephone number used to be.....before number portability became mandated.
Yeah, that's the trouble - the wife has used that email address as her contact for EVERYTHING, such that it would be kind of a pain-in-the-butt to switch it all. I've done almost the same, but look at $30+/month savings as decent enough incentive to put up with said pain-in-the-butt. I'd probably switch my contacts to one of the generic(non-ISP provided) email addresses I have, and so could she, but simply doesn't want the hassle involved. 🙄
