Customer Service Hell

Jun 22, 2007 in asides, blogging, humour
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Sean at Community Group Therapy writes about his experiences with T-Mobile’s (badly misnamed) Support Service.

It’s a long post, but, fuelled with rage, it passes quickly and is a wonderful example of how to relate traumatic events with no other aids but writing materials and passion.

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