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Beefstorm posted:On a more awkward note, I was in training on Friday, annnnnnnnd my RAE walked in. Non-compete clauses are made up of two general parts: 1. Protection of trade secrets: you can't go to your new job and tell them everything you know about your old job. 2. Non-compete agreement: the part that says you can't work for a competitor for a certain amount of time. Part 2 is normally incredibly restrictive and it's not in anyone's best interest for you to be unable to work somewhere. In labor courts #2 gets thrown out a lot. Or more generally: you work at a cellphone store not a top secret lab you're not going to get sued for switching jobs.
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He did NOT know I went to COR since I outright lied to my dealer about leaving for COR because of that whole non-compete clause. I talked to him afterwards and he said he wouldn't say anything. So I'm crossing my fingers.
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I can confirm tethering works on Mobile Share plans, but that if I was going to use it a lot I'd consider getting the USB dongle thing.
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Apr 12, 2013 02:43
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If it's an iPhone 5 on AT&T it's almost certainly under contract, and they won't unlock it because that would defeat the chance of them charging you a huge amount of money for roaming.
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May 5, 2013 16:40
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Does that make sense financially? If you're eligible for an upgrade why not just take the One for $199 and sell the iPhone on Craigslist?
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