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mcflirty99
Sep 8, 2008, 07:58 AM
^^
I got a link in my email and it let me register but i never pressed the sumbit thing..
Please read my post in the 18
PcBgone
Sep 8, 2008, 08:06 AM
^^
I got a link in my email and it let me register but i never pressed the sumbit thing..
You could, but you would be defrauding ATT, and could face jail time if they pressed charges. Its unlikely they would press charges, but if they found out they would obviously remove the discount at the very least.
On top of that your not of legal age to sign the contract.
mcflirty99
Sep 8, 2008, 05:00 PM
You could, but you would be defrauding ATT, and could face jail time if they pressed charges. Its unlikely they would press charges, but if they found out they would obviously remove the discount at the very least.
On top of that your not of legal age to sign the contract.
dude cna you chill out?
WOW OMG ATT WILL CALLL the cops on me for signing a contract when tomorrow is my birthday? I'm ****ing poor as hell and I have no money.
I don't even have a ****ing goddamn car so i have to ride the bus every morning at 6 AM to get to school which is 1 hour away.
Tomorrow is my birthday and so i don't think it would matter. and please if you're going to reply with such bitter agression don't even bother to reply to someoen else's thread. you piss me off :mad:
scaredpoet
Sep 8, 2008, 05:22 PM
^^^ I was GOING to defend your position, until I saw this. :rolleyes:
Carl G35c
Sep 8, 2008, 05:30 PM
So you are turning 18 tomorrow? More than likely you have no credit. be prepared to pay a deposit
bradl
Sep 8, 2008, 05:33 PM
dude cna you chill out?
WOW OMG ATT WILL CALLL the cops on me for signing a contract when tomorrow is my birthday? I'm ****ing poor as hell and I have no money.
I don't even have a ****ing goddamn car so i have to ride the bus every morning at 6 AM to get to school which is 1 hour away.
Tomorrow is my birthday and so i don't think it would matter. and please if you're going to reply with such bitter agression don't even bother to reply to someoen else's thread. you piss me off :mad:
First off, Happy birthday.
Secondly, act your age, not your shoe size, as Prince once said.
You may not like what he had to say, but he was absolutely correct. If you can't agree to ATT's terms, and sign the contract without meeting their terms, you'd be defrauding ATT, and they would be within their right to terminate any of your discounts, and your FAN, and possibly even your ATT service altogether. Welcome to the real world.
I can understand if you don't have the money or anything, and are trying to get the cheapest deal you can, but if you can't afford it now, you shouldn't really be looking to get the phone until you can, FAN or not. Michael Jackson said it best 8 years before you were a gleam in your parents' eyes:
If you can't feed your baby, then don't have a baby.
And don't think maybe, if you can't feed your baby.
Delay your gratification until you can afford it. The grass will still be green when you get there.
BL.
CocoaPuffs
Sep 8, 2008, 05:34 PM
Settle down kids...
Simplest answer, wait until you're 18.
CocoaPuffs
Sep 8, 2008, 05:36 PM
Delay your gratification until you can afford it. The grass will still be green when you get there.
BL.
Think social security as an example, grass will NOT be green when most of us get there. So spend now, now!
mcflirty99
Sep 8, 2008, 05:41 PM
So you are turning 18 tomorrow? More than likely you have no credit. be prepared to pay a deposit
But I paid Time Warner Road Runner cable for one month (first thing to get me some credit...)
Maybe I will have some kind of credit??@@
bradl
Sep 8, 2008, 05:46 PM
Think social security as an example, grass will NOT be green when most of us get there. So spend now, now!
Problem is, the OP has no money to spend to begin with!
As far as SS is concerned, personally, I'm working on that, but have a read of Robert Kiyosaki's Cashflow Quadrant. If anything, it'll get you thinking about what to do when you're at the point where (the to-be nonexistent) SS is supposed to help.
BL.
CocoaPuffs
Sep 8, 2008, 05:51 PM
But I paid Time Warner Road Runner cable for one month (first thing to get me some credit...)
Maybe I will have some kind of credit??@@
Nope, that does nothing. Here are few ways to establish credit:
Store Credit Card
Normal Credit Card
Student Loan (weighs less than the previous 2)
Mortgage
Installament Loans (ie. cars)
mcflirty99
Sep 8, 2008, 05:51 PM
Think social security as an example, grass will NOT be green when most of us get there. So spend now, now!
Yeap I just bought an apple keyboard (usb) and i got two incase white and black 3g iphone cases because I'm pretty sure I'll buy the iPhone...
How much is the deposit?
And thanks to the guy above who gave me tips unlike someone in post #2 *cough cough*
Anyways does anyone know if the apple aluminum keyboard will have enought power on the left side to power an iPod nano 2nd generation?
Also i just noticed two dents in my keyboard (like the aluminum part looks like it got hit and it's a dent... and a little gash of metal next to the up key.
But I'm ahppy with this keyboard :D
Time to get used to it... I'm just typing right now to get used to it.
Wow I can't get used to the friggin CAPS and the Shift....
LOLOL
This is kinda awesome. I have a logitech mouse VX nano and I put it on my right side of the apple aluminum keyboard but the response was all slow -_-;;
So I just went to system preferences and I saw that the tracking speed was back to like default (which is UBER slow mind you)
Oh yea when I tried to put in the VX nano USB thingy into the aluminum keyboard, I accidentally like made a scratch... :(
My poor aluminum keyboard.
LOOL @ me i have no life :(
But I'm just testing this keyboard out and telling you my life story.
Today I went to Panda Express after school (san diego ftw UTC ftw) and then looked at the apple store.
I don't live with my parents and only with my older sister who goes to UCSD. She's like a mother to me although she can be mean at times.
Anyways tomorrow is my birthday and I've never received anything from people (except my sister :o) so I bought myself the Apple Aluminum keyboard
But when I came home the box was bent :(
I was like oh sht... LOL but it's all good since the keyboard was intact.
And on the keyboard there was this little black mark so I got the scrubbber thing (white color sponge thing but like Mr. Eraser or w/e Magic Eraser) but the sponge thing got caught in the space bar...
So I was like :oh noes: so then I looked on google on how to take it apart... I've never taken apart a new product within like 15 minutes of opening it ROFL
Anyways the space button does seem kind of more mushy but regardless I think it's the same as before. I love apple but their prices are just way overpriced.
Apple= monopoly of graphic designing/web designing/ specialized stuff...
Oh well this was nice to type. I hope I get some responses! :o
StoneColdSober
Sep 8, 2008, 05:59 PM
^^^^And all of that was relevant to what?
Seriously, no offense intended, but if you are as you say poor, have no money still in school, have no car, riding the bus and have no credit (nothing wrong with any of that, most people were there at one point in their lives) you really should be spending your money on other things. The deposit could be as high as $1000.00 but probably more in the $250 - $500 range.
As for all the gibberish you decided to drop on this thread, if you need someplace to blather on about your new keyboard and your trip to Panda Express, get yourself a blog.
Again, no offense intended. ;)
mcflirty99
Sep 8, 2008, 06:32 PM
^^^^And all of that was relevant to what?
Seriously, no offense intended, but if you are as you say poor, have no money still in school, have no car, riding the bus and have no credit (nothing wrong with any of that, most people were there at one point in their lives) you really should be spending your money on other things. The deposit could be as high as $1000.00 but probably more in the $250 - $500 range.
As for all the gibberish you decided to drop on this thread, if you need someplace to blather on about your new keyboard and your trip to Panda Express, get yourself a blog.
Again, no offense intended. ;)
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Existing AT&T or former AT&T Wireless customers: Please enter information exactly as it appears on your current account. Inaccurate information may delay order processing.
You must be at least 18 years of age to place this order. Please check your date of birth for accuracy and re-enter if necessary.
StoneColdSober
Sep 8, 2008, 06:41 PM
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Existing AT&T or former AT&T Wireless customers: Please enter information exactly as it appears on your current account. Inaccurate information may delay order processing.
You must be at least 18 years of age to place this order. Please check your date of birth for accuracy and re-enter if necessary.
And the point of this post is......?
If you have a question, ask. If you are trying to make a point, make it. We are not mind readers here.
Jack Flash
Sep 8, 2008, 06:54 PM
What is ATT Premier anyway?
CocoaPuffs
Sep 8, 2008, 06:55 PM
What is ATT Premier anyway?
FAN account AKA discounted business account or search the forum.
mcflirty99
Sep 8, 2008, 07:09 PM
And the point of this post is......?
If you have a question, ask. If you are trying to make a point, make it. We are not mind readers here.
All I'm saying is that I cannot make an ATT account because I am under the age of 18. Excuse you Mr. Rude man i like to harass children on the interweb
I understand that you are not a mind reader. I was only trying to point out the fact that in my research of whether I can make an ATT account while I am under the age of 18 years old was possible or not. I simply replied back to your comment with the error message that ATT has given me.
Anyone with a clear sense of knowledge knows that from my response in post number 14 (http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=6190037&postcount=14) will know that I have answered my own question mind you.
And while I was typing to a 'blog' to myself, you mentioned how
^^^^And all of that was relevant to what?
As for all the gibberish you decided to drop on this thread, if you need someplace to blather on about your new keyboard and your trip to Panda Express, get yourself a blog.
Again, no offense intended.
I was actually pretty offended by your remark. But being the good natured boy I was I let it go and did not heed any attention to it since I knew you can't read clearly as I have wrote in the midst of my blog,
Time to get used to it... I'm just typing right now to get used to it.
But I'm just testing this keyboard out and telling you my life story.
To top it, you said We are not mind readers here.
This just blew my top off. You know better than to say that to some random stranger on the internet.
By the way, over 200 people have viewed this topic and more will likely view it.
How does it feel being dissed by a 17 year and 364 days old teenager?
yg17
Sep 8, 2008, 07:12 PM
If tomorrow's your 18th birthday, then why not, oh, I dunno, just wait until tomorrow rather than try to illegally sign a contract?
Oh, and grow up. If I had to guess based off your posts, I would say tomorrow was your 12th birthday.
mcflirty99
Sep 8, 2008, 07:20 PM
If tomorrow's your 18th birthday, then why not, oh, I dunno, just wait until tomorrow rather than try to illegally sign a contract?
Oh, and grow up. If I had to guess based off your posts, I would say tomorrow was your 12th birthday.
Seems like another forum reader does not know how to read.
Try pressing apple+zoom (scroll in)
I did not try to illegally sign a contract. I was only testing it out and realized through my research that it was impossible to make an ATT account under the age of 18.
Why are you trying to slander my name as if I was hacking the ATT website to sign a contract illegally?
I clearly posted back in hopes that other uses who are in the same situation as I am to be aware that they will not be able to make an AT&T account and waste time like I have.
You must be at least 18 years of age to place this order. Please check your date of birth for accuracy and re-enter if necessary.
After all, this forum is for support and not flaming yes?
I'm just trying to help out the other users here on MR and give them a headsup. :o
Edit: Welcome to the official mcflirty99's dissed list.
bluenoise
Sep 8, 2008, 07:23 PM
All I'm saying is that I cannot make an ATT account because I am under the age of 18. Excuse you Mr. Rude man i like to harass children on the interweb
I understand that you are not a mind reader. I was only trying to point out the fact that in my research of whether I can make an ATT account while I am under the age of 18 years old was possible or not. I simply replied back to your comment with the error message that ATT has given me.
Anyone with a clear sense of knowledge knows that from my response in post number 14 (http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=6190037&postcount=14) will know that I have answered my own question mind you.
And while I was typing to a 'blog' to myself, you mentioned how
I was actually pretty offended by your remark. But being the good natured boy I was I let it go and did not heed any attention to it since I knew you can't read clearly as I have wrote in the midst of my blog,
To top it, you said
This just blew my top off. You know better than to say that to some random stranger on the internet.
By the way, over 200 people have viewed this topic and more will likely view it.
How does it feel being dissed by a 17 year and 364 days old teenager?
What a tool.
motoracer1486
Sep 8, 2008, 07:28 PM
Seems like another forum reader does not know how to read.
Try pressing apple+zoom (scroll in)
I did not try to illegally sign a contract. I was only testing it out and realized through my research that it was impossible to make an ATT account under the age of 18.
Why are you trying to slander my name as if I was hacking the ATT website to sign a contract illegally?
I clearly posted back in hopes that other uses who are in the same situation as I am to be aware that they will not be able to make an AT&T account and waste time like I have.
After all, this forum is for support and not flaming yes?
I'm just trying to help out the other users here on MR and give them a headsup. :o
Edit: Welcome to the official mcflirty99's dissed list.
Just another punk kid here guys. Keep it moving - nothing to see.
jessica.
Sep 8, 2008, 07:28 PM
Holy ****. Either this thread was heavily moderated (deleted posts) or I am way more tired than I originally thought!
From what I could gather the OP has no cash, no credit, got into college (which is completely astounding after reading this thread), and wants an iPhone?
OP: You'll need to lay down a deposit if you want an iPhone. Time Warner Cable doesn't report to your credit afaik until you **** up. You'll need to try to plug your nano into your keyboard to see if it works. AT&T will require you to be 18 to sign the contract and even if they do not check, your speech is a dead giveaway and makes you out younger than you clearly are. No one is trying to slander you, it's called libel because it is written and no one is doing that...you've done a fine job living up to all things written.
Thanks for the Apple+zoom tip, though "zoom" is not a key on my keyboard.
And next time you go to Panada Express can you bring me some orange chicken?
cristo
Sep 8, 2008, 07:34 PM
But I paid Time Warner Road Runner cable for one month (first thing to get me some credit...)
Maybe I will have some kind of credit??@@
This sort of attitude kind of sums up why America is in so much financial trouble. An (allegedly) 17 year old scraping round to pay some company in an attempt to get a credit rating so he can buy things he can't really afford from another company. Things are pretty bad over here in the UK, but are nothing compared to the US where you can basically get an unlimited credit limit on a credit card as a student :confused: It's time to teach kids to only spend what they can afford.
mcflirty99
Sep 8, 2008, 07:36 PM
Holy ****. Either this thread was heavily moderated (deleted posts) or I am way more tired than I originally thought!
From what I could gather the OP has no cash, no credit, got into college (which is completely astounding after reading this thread), and wants an iPhone?
OP: You'll need to lay down a deposit if you want an iPhone. Time Warner Cable doesn't report to your credit afaik until you **** up. You'll need to try to plug your nano into your keyboard to see if it works. AT&T will require you to be 18 to sign the contract and even if they do not check, your speech is a dead giveaway and makes you out younger than you clearly are. No one is trying to slander you, it's called libel because it is written and no one is doing that...you've done a fine job living up to all things written.
Thanks for the Apple+zoom tip, though "zoom" is not a key on my keyboard.
And next time you go to Panada Express can you bring me some orange chicken?
I edited the topic title because I wanted to make people see how hard i 0wned them both macrumors 60203 or w/e they are.
How much deposit? I'm just wondering :o
I was too lazy to plug in my nano since the cable is like 3 feet away and I had to walk up...
What do you mean by my speech was a complete dead give away? Was my statements above not good? I thought I sounded pretty uber smart.
And about the good job living up to your written statements... What do you mean? I didn't say anything about myself only what I wrote.
About the apple+zoom I wrote (scroll in) in parenthesis.
I actually ordered the 3 entree plate today but then I was being a little fat ass so I didn't even touch the orange chicken.
I'm going to go microwave it. BRB
nakamuramori2
Sep 8, 2008, 07:38 PM
that's good to know.. fortunately, i haven't received any email from ATT yet..
impact_blue
Sep 8, 2008, 07:39 PM
Get it tomorrow. What's one day.
San Diego is FTW
UTC is FTW
Acting like youre a 12 yr old on MacRumors FTL
Carl G35c
Sep 8, 2008, 07:40 PM
I edited the topic title because I wanted to make people see how hard i 0wned them both macrumors 60203 or w/e they are.
How much deposit? I'm just wondering :o
no credit? $400-$500 is common for when I run customers credit
mcflirty99
Sep 8, 2008, 07:42 PM
Nope, that does nothing. Here are few ways to establish credit:
Store Credit Card
Normal Credit Card
Student Loan (weighs less than the previous 2)
Mortgage
Installament Loans (ie. cars)
What is store credit card??? Buy like an ATT prepaid card?
Get it tomorrow. What's one day.
San Diego is FTW
UTC is FTW
Acting like youre a 12 yr old on MacRumors FTL
...
jessica.
Sep 8, 2008, 07:43 PM
This sort of attitude kind of sums up why America is in so much financial trouble. An (allegedly) 17 year old scraping round to pay some company in an attempt to get a credit rating so he can buy things he can't really afford from another company. Things are pretty bad over here in the UK, but are nothing compared to the US where you can basically get an unlimited credit limit on a credit card as a student :confused: It's time to teach kids to only spend what they can afford.
I have some fairly bad news for you my friend, America isn't the only country to over-extend themselves. I think you're taking a small percentage of the population and generalizing as best you can. Unfortunately you cannot rely on the media to formulate your seriously jaded views. Not to mention, this isn't the PRSI forum. ;)
I edited the topic title because I wanted to make people see how hard i 0wned them both macrumors 60203 or w/e they are.
How much deposit? I'm just wondering :o
I was too lazy to plug in my nano since the cable is like 3 feet away and I had to walk up...
What do you mean by my speech was a complete dead give away? Was my statements above not good? I thought I sounded pretty uber smart.
And about the good job living up to your written statements... What do you mean? I didn't say anything about myself only what I wrote.
About the apple+zoom I wrote (scroll in) in parenthesis.
I actually ordered the 3 entree plate today but then I was being a little fat ass so I didn't even touch the orange chicken.
I'm going to go microwave it. BRB
Do you by chance have an exact copy of the entrance essay you used to get into college? I think it'd be a fun read.
As for what I meant, you cried about slander and I corrected you and said it was libel. Meaning, if you felt someone was slandering you then you are wrong because it was written not spoken. Then, I carried on to say that it's not really libel if you are in fact living up to what is being written about you.
As for "0wing" the "60203's" you totally lost me there so I'll just go with it.
I think in the end take the advice of others regarding your iPhone situation.
What is store credit card??? Buy like an ATT prepaid card?
...
A store credit card is just like a credit card, but it only works at a particular store or company's stores.
Examples include - The Sears Card, The Shell Card, the Macy's Card, etc.
TEG
Mikey B
Sep 8, 2008, 07:47 PM
so i was debating on whether to chime in on this wonderful thread or not, and i just couldn't resist...
oh mcflirty, your super sweet 1337 hax0r sp34k isn't going to impress anyone around here. talking trash to people isn't pwning them, its just being a brat. and if you actually want people's help and advice, than you should try being humble and polite and you might just get it. we're not all about owning each other around here. there's forums for that behavior, but this isn't one of them.
if you are going to purposefully antagonize others and try and poke and prod until you get the negative reaction you're hoping for, and you know that's what you're doing, are you honestly surprised when you get that reaction?
you're right that it's all about helping each other out, but you have to assimilate yourself into the culture of this particular forum. this isn't pr0x.org, it isn't ipodtouchfans.com, try and maintain some semblance of humility and dignity. and you'd be amazed at how many people will want to help you out.
mcflirty99
Sep 8, 2008, 07:48 PM
A store credit card is just like a credit card, but it only works at a particular store or company's stores.
Examples include - The Sears Card, The Shell Card, the Macy's Card, etc.
TEG
So just using a store thing will make me get lots of credit? Like I buy myself a Macy's gift card?
oh yea jessica do you have ichat?
I'll send you my college entrance exam in there
cristo
Sep 8, 2008, 07:49 PM
I have some fairly bad news for you my friend, America isn't the only country to over-extend themselves. I think you're taking a small percentage of the population and generalizing as best you can. Unfortunately you cannot rely on the media to formulate your seriously jaded views.
I'm afraid it is true, dear. In fact, the mere existence of such an attitude is enough to say the current state of affairs could have been hugely helped if US banks didn't throw money at college students. An example: students over here are allowed a maximum of around £1000 on a credit card. College students in the US, upwards of $25000. To coin a lovely American phrase: do the math.
Not to mention, this isn't the PRSI forum. ;)
Sorry, I don't know what you mean.
mcflirty99
Sep 8, 2008, 07:50 PM
so i was debating on whether to chime in on this wonderful thread or not, and i just couldn't resist...
oh mcflirty, your super sweet 1337 hax0r sp34k isn't going to impress anyone around here. talking trash to people isn't pwning them, its just being a brat. and if you actually want people's help and advice, than you should try being humble and polite and you might just get it. we're not all about owning each other around here. there's forums for that behavior, but this isn't one of them.
if you are going to purposefully antagonize others and try and poke and prod until you get the negative reaction you're hoping for, and you know that's what you're doing, are you honestly surprised when you get that reaction?
you're right that it's all about helping each other out, but you have to assimilate yourself into the culture of this particular forum. this isn't pr0x.org, it isn't ipodtouchfans.com, try and maintain some semblance of humility and dignity. and you'd be amazed at how many people will want to help you out.
LOL i'm guessing you read my canon mp520 thread LOL
I know I've been mean and now people don't want to help me but it's the fact that the other guy started it. I told you I'm a pretty good natured boy but if bothered I'll blow up.
Thanks for pr0x.org
I'll check it out
And to all the other users reading this, I'm sorry but not to the 2 ****ers who bi***ed at me
CocoaPuffs
Sep 8, 2008, 07:52 PM
So just using a store thing will make me get lots of credit? Like I buy myself a Macy's gift card?
oh yea jessica do you have ichat?
I'll send you my college entrance exam in there
It is rather difficult to converse with you...I'll offer my last piece of advice and moving on =).
Credit card != Gift Card, you have to apply it using SS and so forth.
mercuryjones
Sep 8, 2008, 07:55 PM
Wow, you just don't know when to quit, do you?
As for the store credit card, as far as I know, a gift card will do nothing to your credit, but you are more than welcome to try and then come back and tell us every detail of your day. This forum lives for hearing about inane crap like that.
Sorry, was that me "0wning" you?
jessica.
Sep 8, 2008, 07:56 PM
So just using a store thing will make me get lots of credit? Like I buy myself a Macy's gift card?
oh yea jessica do you have ichat?
I'll send you my college entrance exam in there
Yeah--no...I'll live without the iChat session. :)
Thanks anyway.
I'm afraid it is true, dear. In fact, the mere existence of such an attitude is enough to say the current state of affairs could have been hugely helped if US banks didn't throw money at college students. An example: students over here are allowed a maximum of around £1000 on a credit card. College students in the US, upwards of $25000. To coin a lovely American phrase: do the math.
Sorry, I don't know what you mean.Thanks sweetie. We're all good here. I'm well versed on American finance.
cristo
Sep 8, 2008, 08:01 PM
Thanks sweetie. We're all good here. I'm well versed on American finance.
Glad to hear it.
I assure you will squeal in delight
Erm.. that just sounds disturbing...
yg17
Sep 8, 2008, 08:02 PM
And once you get the store credit card, it takes a good while (months, maybe years) of using it and paying the bill on time to get any worthwhile credit rating.
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