> I'm not a cell phone person. I drive, my wife talks. It's safer that way. But today I read a column in the Atlanta Journal Constitution that said that you can change the ring, aka music, on your phone, but that it costs you a couple of bucks every time you do it. So if you get sick of the William Tell Overture, and want to go with the theme from "Lovestory," it's "$2.50 please" or some similar amount probably depending on your provider. Did I read that right? That's outrageous. The phone should have a feature where you could record your dog's bark or the sound of your motor scooter, and yourself whistling 'Dixie," if that's what you like. Everybody wants everybody else's money.
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On the credit card, with interest because they carry over a balance. Don't forget, the credit card takes a cut from the vendor in addition to interest charged the buyer. It's not the nerve of someone to charge for something like that, it's the egotistical nimrodism that would PAY for it!