slinky
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I'm trying to determine whether what I'm seeing is correct and I think it's outrageous conduct.
From what I'm reading, the City ID app that keeps nagging me to buy after several phone calls is not removable and not able to be turned off. If this is the case, and I say this with all due respect for business and commerce, someone deserves to be sued and consumers compensated. This type of an imposition on people who have spent significant amounts of money to buy a phone and obtain phone service with a two year contract is outrageous.
From what I'm reading, the City ID app that keeps nagging me to buy after several phone calls is not removable and not able to be turned off. If this is the case, and I say this with all due respect for business and commerce, someone deserves to be sued and consumers compensated. This type of an imposition on people who have spent significant amounts of money to buy a phone and obtain phone service with a two year contract is outrageous.