The T-Mobile experience: use 2GB of your "unlimited" data abroad on a top tier plan you got specifically because you travel a lot and wanted the roaming plan, get throttled to 256kbit/s and threatened to have your line cut off next time you do that.
Yeah, I recently started trying their “network pass” and was quite happy that I got coverage (unlike my current carrier.) Tried creating an account to go with it, now I’m locked out for whatever reason, and my username is “null”.
I guess I’ll just use the eSIM they gave me until they cut off my access.
I get a TON of spam texts where they refer to me as "There". "There, we tried delivering your package but ran into trouble. Click this link to resend the package or it will go back to the sender" etc etc.
Amazon's delivery mail is still convinced that I'm called "Sebastian".
Obviously it's not my name and never has been and none of my profile or address settings have this name anywhere as far as I can tell. Mail support was not able to help me either, constantly just suggesting the same things.
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Who are you calling null, you %s!
Hey, that's [object Object] to you!
Javascript sucks; instead you should use a real language like
Segmentation FaultThe T-Mobile experience: use 2GB of your "unlimited" data abroad on a top tier plan you got specifically because you travel a lot and wanted the roaming plan, get throttled to 256kbit/s and threatened to have your line cut off next time you do that.
Yeah, I recently started trying their “network pass” and was quite happy that I got coverage (unlike my current carrier.) Tried creating an account to go with it, now I’m locked out for whatever reason, and my username is “null”.
I guess I’ll just use the eSIM they gave me until they cut off my access.
Moral of the story:
T-Mobilemobile carriers suckWell if it isn't NaN
Not only did you expose their sloppy type coercion, you also doxed yourself, Mr. Undefined False!
In German, calling someone a Null means they're just generally useless.
I will, thanks.
love to be null
Stop complaining, null!!!
Just look for a different provider, like maybe undefined...
I get a TON of spam texts where they refer to me as "There". "There, we tried delivering your package but ran into trouble. Click this link to resend the package or it will go back to the sender" etc etc.
Amazon's delivery mail is still convinced that I'm called "Sebastian". Obviously it's not my name and never has been and none of my profile or address settings have this name anywhere as far as I can tell. Mail support was not able to help me either, constantly just suggesting the same things.
Maybe they left a parcel with your butler. 6'6", 130lb, weird tattoo he always covers with gloves- does that ring a bell?
Nope.
I don't know who you're referencing, my first thought association was Sebastian from Stardew Valley.
The titular character of the anime/manga Black Butler is named Sebastian Michaelis.