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Lol, I did and I was more confused than before. They aren't much help with that kind of stuff. I figured id get a better answer on here.
I think she said something like, "There is no difference, it is the same thing" But that does not make sense to me. Why have 2 different names, and why does it make you have signal insurance but it gives you the choice on device protection. USCC needs to stick with one name or make it more clear. The main reason I'm asking is that I don't want to have Signal Insurance, then have something happen and try to get a new phone and get denied.
Signal provides their insurance program. It's possible that they changed the name to Device Protection so they could choose to switch to a different insurance vendor later without any confusion.
USCC doesn't generally like making changes to people's plans without the customer being part of the process, even if the change benefits you or doesn't matter at all.
--Droo, @Network
Fox Fi doesn't work for me. It says that I need to have a plan. What am I doing wrong?
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My GS3 track number now tracks as 'label was created' over at UPS. Progress anyway.
--Droo, @Network
"This notice alerts you that the shipment listed below is scheduled for delivery tomorrow.
Scheduled Delivery Date: Wednesday, 07/18/2012
If the scheduled delivery needs to be changed, select the Tracking Number below or log on to ups.com to request a delivery change from the tracking detail.
Shipment 1
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Tracking Number: XXXX
Shipper: US CELLULAR/DIRECT FULFILMENT
Approximate Delivery Time: between 2:45 PM and 6:45 PM
UPS Service: UPS Next Day Air Saver"
Woot.
--Droo, @Network
I don't know what you're doing so I don't know what you're doing wrong. Just make sure that everything that you're doing is within the app. Don't leave the app. You may get a notification from the system that you're trying to use the wifi tethering, just ignore it.
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S3
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