I'd move there permanently in a heartbeat but they'd never give me a permanent visa much less offer citizenship. At my advanced age I'd contribute nothing to the workforce and be considered an economic liability with respect to your social programs despite my economic self-sufficiency.
Maybe now for new users. When I signed up, none of that was required. It was as easy as just logging in with my google user name and password. In fact, when I signed up, I didn't even have a cell phone. My GV isn't linked to anything except me overall google account login info.
You are mentally challenged.
Thanks for your input. It is a little comforting to know I am not the only one with that problem.
I went to a T-mobile store 26 miles from my home for answers.
They did a "network reset" and assured me that my problem was fixed.
It was not.
I set my phone to allow roaming.
Maybe it will help.
Andy
I wonder why they objected to a cell phone tower?
They take up about 30 square feet of land.
Do those who objected consider what happens when people have an emergency and can not call police or for medical help?
Andy
Many people have objected in many places. They are ugly.
What are the objections to cell phone towers? Cell towers bring aesthetic issues, increased radiation, fire risk issues, additional noise, and property devaluation issues.
But I did not sign up for T-Mobil.
You have no sense of humor.
They can only do what they've been taught to do, and they assume it works because the company told them it does and often it does (but for different problems from yours.)
You are ugly and your mother dresses you funny .
You are ugly and your mother dresses you funny .
You are ugly and your mother dresses you funny .
You are ugly and your mother dresses you funny .
We have some that are disguised as trees. It sort of works.
Better be careful. He shoots 1/4 MOA groups.
Cellphone towers are gorgeous as are electric transmission poles, distribution poles and light poles. They're all beautiful. When the internet and/or power goes out, I'm an unhappy camper.
But what about the poor squirrels and woodpeckers ! John T.
The woodpeckers might like them. There is a nearby utility pole that has a metal shield protecting the down feed to my meter. In the spring a woodpecker beats the hell out of it. He thinks the amplification will convince the local ladies he's the biggest, baddest pecker around.
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