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Fusiontron
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Don't buy the Virgin Mobile Broadband2Go package. Right now I'm getting a connection speed of 15kb/s with it.
I had a Sprint broadband card and I was getting 19kbps, the techs were so embarrassed, it was a problem with the tower I was connected to and Sprint was too cheap to upgrade it, of course people connecting to other towers were reporting excellent speeds. Sprint did send me a free Airrave femtocell and waived the monthly fee to boot.Fusiontron said:But come on, you have to admit this is terrible.
Fusiontron said:Don't buy the Virgin Mobile Broadband2Go package. Right now I'm getting a connection speed of 15kb/s with it.
"Just a heads up" is a phrase that is commonly used to give someone a warning or to inform them about something important that they should know about. It is often used as a way to be considerate and to avoid any potential misunderstandings.
It is considered to be an informal phrase, often used in casual conversations among friends or colleagues. It is not typically used in formal or professional settings.
Yes, it can be used in written communication, such as in emails or text messages. However, it is more commonly used in spoken language.
It is appropriate to respond with a simple "thank you" to acknowledge the information or warning that was given. You can also respond with a follow-up question if you need more clarification or details.
Other similar phrases that are often used to give a warning or inform someone about something include "just so you know", "FYI (for your information)", or "in case you weren't aware".