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I got a job! Ice Cream Artist. Boo ya!

So I have DSPS. It’s a non-profit disability. BUT, can be helped with pot.

Paypal is a financial institution right?

@coreyzerf Thank you, Thank you. But I can’t take all the credit, I have years of technical experience that lead me here.

@coreyzerf Thank you, Thank you. But I can’t take all the credit, I have years of technical experience that lead me here.

I just Deleted my Ubuntu partition, including grub. Yep, that dumb.

I can’t help but laugh everytime I see a job requirement that says “must handle heavy load”.

Job interviews suck.

On veut juste vous bouffer le cerveau
Non, ce n’est pas si bete
Ça va pas t’coûter les yeux de la tête

I was forced to quit my job well over 3 months ago. In January, while I was still employed, I had requested numerous times that my personal e-mail address be removed from the internal forums so that I would not receive e-mails at home about work topics. Repeatedly, they said it would be done. To date, it’s still not done. This means that I still have an active account with a company that I don’t work for. Good job T-Mobile/Startek, you’re idiots. You want to look at security flaws, here’s a huge one.

As promised, I’m posting all communications in a public forum.

From: Jeff [removed].com
To: Marc [removed]@startek.com
CC: Chantelle J [removed]@startek.com
Date: Wed, Aug 31, 2011 at 4:03 AM
Subject: T-Community – Jeff
Body:
Hi Marc,
Hope you and yours are doing well. I’m writing you today in regards to
T-Mobile Community (T-Community) under the assumption that you are
still the StarTek Kingston ‘Site Champion’ and point of contact. If
this is no longer the case, I would be grateful if this message can be
forwarded to them or if you would be so kind as to give me their
contact information. I’ve sent a carbon copy of this message as well
to Chantelle J, in the case that you are currently away from the
workplace.

As you are likely aware, I have not been an active StarTek/T-Mobile
employee since the end of June 2011. However, I am still receiving
notifications from the T-Community automated system frequently
advising me of changes to my profile, when people choose to follow me
as well as updates to topics I may have been watching prior to my
departure (including full posts of those updates).

I had requested countless times during my employment that my personal
e-mail be removed from the T-Community profile, but with no results.
I’ve contacted the community address (T-MobileCommunity@t-mobile.com)
directly repeatedly, the last time being August 1st, and was advised
that it will be handled within 3 business days. As I am still
receiving these e-mails, I ask you to please reach out to business
support and remove my information and/or simply have my profile
deactivated immediately.

Today being the morning of August 31st; The end of the 3rd business
day will be Friday, September 2nd. Should I receiving any
notifications after said date, the full content of those e-mails will
be posted in a publicly accessible forum, as I grow tired of seeing
the reminder of recurring incompetence in my inbox.

Take Care,
Jeff

From: Chantelle J — KO T-Mobile Operations Manager [removed]@startek.com
To: Jeff <[removed].com>
CC: Michelle F <[removed]@startek.com>, Amelia K — KO HR Manager <[removed]@startek.com>
Date: Wed, Aug 31, 2011 at 10:13 AM
Subject RE: T-Community – Jeff
Body:
Hi Jeff,
I tried to call you, but the number we have from your file does not take
incoming calls. I just wanted to let you know I received your email and
I have contacted Service Partner Management to ensure this is taken care
of for you. I was unaware you were receiving emails at your personal
email address; I apologize you are still getting notifications.

Thanks for contacting us.

Chantelle

To: Jeff <[removed].com>
Date: Tue, Sep 13, 2011 at 6:30 PM
Subject: [Community] Approved: Re: 200 mb
Body:
T-Mobile Community
Hello,
The following content you posted was approved by our moderators.
Re: 200 mb
posted Jun 7, 2011 12:53 PM
As started: On this feature, Once they use 200 MB during their monthly cycle, it will be throttled/reduced in speed for the remainder of the monthly cycle. They will still have unlimited Internet, just painfully slow.

4G speeds typically go between 4-5 megabytes-per-second (~4024-5024 kilobytes-per-second) download, and 1mbps (~1024 kbps) upload. [doc]

Once throttled, it will top out at 50 kbps. This is slower then dial-up (which is 56 kbps). [doc]

It will go back to high speed once the monthly cycle restarts.

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