#ting.com

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Jamie from ting.com help line

He was so hot. His voice was so attractive I couldn't breath while talking to him. Then my phone went off, it's a dalek saying "EXTERMINATE". He recognized it and oh man I about died he was just amazing. Great choice in customer service help ting. More people might just call in just to hear Jamie 😍😍😍

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Ting.com

So, ting is a really fascinating idea for anyone who is tired of paying incredible amounts for cell phone service. It's a pay as you go plan, and it looks really interesting. On their front page, they link to a calculator that calculates what you would save based on user input for text messages, minutes, and mb usage. 

So, I put in all of my information, and over the course of two years, I would save a big old forty-eight dollars. Woo. Big savings right there.

But, I always hear one of my favorite youtubers talk about ting, and I hear that it saves many people a ton of money, so I had my friend check it our for his plan, because he pays a lot more than me. So, he plugged in his information, and Ting would save him around $1,400 over the course of two years.

I guess some people have all the luck.

Anyway, while it really didn't work that well for me, I think it could be pretty beneficial for a lot of people who happen to be broke-ass college kids, or people who just like to save money. So, if you have a couple minutes to waste, it might be worthwhile to check out.

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Why Google voice is my favorite thing from Google

I signed up for google voice as soon as I heard of it.  I wasn't sure what I was going to do with it, but it was free and I wanted it.  I set it up as my voice mail bypassing verizon's which was annoying to use on either end.  I love getting the email transcriptions partly because it's sometimes easier than listening to the recording and because often it's like reading Engrish kpop lyrics (which is one of my favorite things) .  I switched every place I could to having my GVoice number instead of my real number, bank, employers, anyone who asked for a number.  I could give it out on the internet because I can block a caller through it easier than I could on Verizon.  At my old job I had the number ring to my work phone during work times of day in case my Mom needed me.  We recently ditched Verizon for Ting and got new phone numbers.  It was a little bit of a work around getting it so I could still forward my voice mail to Gvoice, but I did in case anyone has the actual phone's number.  When it came down to updating my phone number with anyone I didn't have to, they can still call my gvoice number as they always did. Other perks, I can get text messages through my browser, I can initiate a call through my browser that rings my phone to connect me, I can set up a message specific to any number I want.  There are probably even more things I never tried or know about, but seriously, Google voice is the best! 

Google Voice if you don't already have it

Ting.com the phone service we switched to that has been saving us $140 each month <3

PS my number is 513 549 KATY ^^