Your contract with Sprint is done and your tired of paying the $90 each month. You decide to cancel you Sprint account and take your favorite smart phone over to a pre-paid wireless plan (or cheaper monthly plan) over at Boost Mobile. You enter in your MEID and you get "MEID/ESN provide is not eligible for activation with Boost. Please use valid Boost equipment for Activation.".

You contact customer service, you tell them your story and the reply goes something like this:

If your here, then you probably know what the "Dove Energy Glow Beauty Bar" is. This is a product made by Dove several years ago and later discontinued. It was perhaps the best soap bar ever create by man kind. It had a unique wonderful scent and left your skin smooth. It was a pleasure the bath with this soap and I used it every day while the product was still sold.

I have here in my possession 1 unopened package of 8 (yes eight!) original Dove Energy Glow Beauty Bars. See...

I've recently come across a neat little utility for Windows Vista, 7, and 8 that will "fix" the broken start menu and explorer interfaces. It's called "Classic Shell" and it does exactly what the name describes.

It's been a few months since I've downgraded my Netflix account.  Even with the double reversal (Qwickster is no more), I still can't justify the increased cost for the streaming option.  I am only on the 1 DVD a month plan, and I've had this DVD sitting on my DVD player since April 2011.

Since the streaming content library is nowhere near as good as the DVD library, I decided to stay on the DVD plan.  However, seeing as I don't make very good use of that, I may end up canceling my service (yet again) sometime very soon.

When I first started reading the letter sent by CEO Reed Hastings, I thought he was finally being a man and admitting defeat. I expected a reversal in the recent price increases; instead I receive some of the most devastating news yet. Netflix DVD rentals are no more!