<<I said a complaint about Robert M to abuse-earthlink.net and am
assured it will be handled>>

I don't see what he has been posting to be  violation of terms that
would lead to his being "shut down".  

Eric

Thanks for identifying your problem.

Sorry, but its been 71 other unique individuals he has insulted when he
disagreed with something they posted. Or are you Jerry Springer?

You wouldn't have the agreement if you never contracted services from them-
period.

I never said I was interested in the NDA you're supposedly in with
AT&T WS, it just seems that your store has many holes in it.  If this
did happen, as you are saying it did, why wern't you all up in arms
about it "months" ago when it happened?

In the first link, you said:

(Post dated Dec 16, 2003)
Which would imply that on the 15th you were in an AT&T wireless store
at least asking about price matching off the web.  You also mentioned
"two weeks ago" which would be right about a week after WLNP took
effect (give or take a few days), and I remember thet you (although I
don't remember under which alias you used) that when WLNP was in
effect, you were going to leave Sprint for AT&T.

In my second link, you said

That really doesn't look like something that you're complaining about,
in fact, you seem quite content with it.  So, you got a bill and
wern't complaining about it?  You also mention it as your first bill,
which ints you were expecting more.

Honestly, seeing your posting style and persona over the usenet, I am
sure that if this issue was as you say it was now, your wording would
have been completely different, I'm thinking it would have been a lot
more agressive.

So, now the pieces of the puzzle that we have are (all your claims):

AT&T wireless was billing you for no reason at all, you never
contacted them about signing up for service in any way.  This sounds
more like an identity theft issue than AT&T (Yes, you can sign up for
service without ID, just go onto the web).

You are, or were, in talks with AT&T wireless's lawyers about
"something" (presumably the above statment).  Why would their lawyers
be talking to you about someone stealing your identity? Wouldn't that
be your local police or other law enforecment's responsibility until
they found a suspect?

Sprint PCS "lost" your number.
How can they "lose" your number?
Your account could be closed, which would only happen after a set time
of non payment, or you canceled.  Since you're bragging at the 'great
deals' you get, then we can assume this is not the case.
A port request came in.  According to FCC regulations, once a port
request comes in, the company that it's being ported out of cannot
refuse it, they have to let it go, it's the receiving company's
responsibility.

Hmm, "lost" number, inquiring in an AT&T wireless store about price
matching, receiving your first bill (and not in a negative manner, in
fact pleased that they didn't pro-rate), plus your consistent display
of anticipation of WLNP last year.

The evidence doesn't hold up to your story well.

And I have no intentions of changing jobs.  I like the fact that if I
move anywhere in the country, near a Sprint store, corp office etc.,
if they don't have an opening for me, they'll make an opening. (And
yes, they have in the past).

Why start back at the bottom with another company?