Questions on paying T-Mobile

July 22, 2008

THE Q:

Recent columns

• Black market in stealing your data is thriving

  July 20, 2008

  It wasn't clear what freaked Jerrell Ellerbe out more: when I read him his mother's maiden name, or the part when I told him his date of birth.

• It costs customer to move utility

  July 15, 2008

  The Q:

• Warranty messages becoming big problem

  July 13, 2008

  I nearly broke my neck one evening a couple of Fridays ago, running down the stairs to grab the ringing cell phone I left in my living room.

• Comcast clients get digital push

  July 8, 2008

  THE Q:

• Sometimes, it really can pay you to complain

  July 6, 2008

  Ask, and you shall receive.

• Why big range in gasoline prices?

  July 1, 2008

  The Q:At the Exxon on Honeygo Boulevard in White Marsh, regular unleaded gasoline was running $4.17 a gallon at the end of last week. Not too far away at Ebenezer Road and Pulaski Highway, the Texaco was selling it at $3.99 a gallon while Sunoco priced its gas at $3.94 a gallon and Shell was selling the same for $3.96 a gallon.

• Restaurant, patron in imbroglio over $7

  June 29, 2008

  The swanky night Hank Larsen planned for his wife's 49th birthday dinner started off perfectly.

• SSN not a must to pay by check

  June 24, 2008

  The Q:

• AT&T rejects cell phone customer over usage

  June 22, 2008

  Tamara Granger got dumped by snail-mail.

• Did you hear the one about BGE's too-low bill?

  June 15, 2008

  Frank Margolis doesn't think his Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. bill is nearly steep enough.

• Credit protection not fail-safe service

  May 27, 2008

  THE Q:

• Computer seller tops at BBB for complaints

  May 25, 2008

  Phillip White is the newest member of the BlueHippo-Wronged-Me-Club, but his beef with the Woodlawn-based retailer that sells computers and other electronics to people with poor credit is nothing new.

• Take time to find good contractor

  May 20, 2008

  THE Q:

• Comcast slow to act on hijacked e-mail site

  May 18, 2008

  Early this year, Gary Brawerman's e-mail account was hijacked. As much of a nightmare that was, it didn't compare to the lack of concern he found when he called his Internet service provider, Comcast Corp., for help.

• Gas pumps get jaundiced stares

  May 13, 2008

  THE Q:

• A match not so heavenly for her

  May 11, 2008

  A marriage of convenience can be richly rewarding, and a bit risky.

• Extended warranties can be iffy

  May 6, 2008

  THE Q:

• Paying online can weave a web of problems

  May 4, 2008

  My friends tell me it's quick and painless. They say doing it makes life feel so much easier. They also swear that once you start, you won't be able to live without it.

• Errant BGE house call costs $80

  April 29, 2008

  THE Q:

• Unpaid bill can cause flood of problems

  April 27, 2008

  All utility bills are not created equal.

• Unpaid bill can cause flood of problems

  April 27, 2008

  All utility bills are not created equal.