Another PSA: Go Green with T-Mobile

[foofighter]

if you're a T-mobile subscriber go paperless and they'll plant a tree for you on your behalf! It's a good gesture with the company I work for. Here's the release:

T-Mobile Goes Green in April
Planting Trees, Increasing Recycling Are Our Goals

With Earth Day on April 22 and Arbor Day on April 25, April definitely is go-green month. T-Mobile is doing its part for the environment with two green promotions.
First, we’re encouraging more of our customers to switch to paperless billing. Electronic statements reduce our paper use, saving both trees and the energy needed to make paper.
Customers who have already gone paperless will be acknowledged with an e-mail saying that in their honor, T-Mobile will donate one tree per account to the Arbor Day Foundation. All the customer has to do is click a link. People who have gone paperless also can read about this offer in Scoop, our customer newsletter.
To encourage other customers to switch to paperless, we’re letting them know that if they switch to paperless statements by April 25, we’ll donate trees for them.
Employees can get in on the tree-planting action, too. Go to my.t-mobile.com to participate.
Second, we want to encourage more handset recycling. So we’re teaming up with one of our sales partners, Wal-Mart, to encourage recycling in April.
Customers who activate a new two-year T-Mobile contract and who bring in an old handset for recycling at Wal-Mart will receive a $25 Wal-Mart gift card (after submitting a rebate form and the old handset in the supplied recycling bag). The offer is good on activations made at Wal-Mart between March 24 and April 25.
And of course, every day of the year, people can recycle their old handsets, chargers and other accessories at no cost at any T-Mobile Retail store. Proceeds from that program are donated to our Huddle Up partners to assist children in high-need neighborhoods.

[slowSSer]

Originally Posted by foofighter

if you're a T-mobile subscriber go paperless and they'll plant a tree for you on your behalf! It's a good gesture with the company I work for. Here's the release:

aw, quit making your own stock go up.

monopine = real pine?
monopalm = real palm?

[foofighter]

stocks arent publicly traded over here unfortunately

[Danimal]

Originally Posted by foofighter

stocks arent publicly traded over here unfortunately

So if my computer crashes, and I'm unable to get the bill, does that mean I don't have to pay it?

[slowSSer]

Originally Posted by drew12

So if my computer crashes, and I'm unable to get the bill, does that mean I don't have to pay it?

i like it!

similar to this logic:

I still have checks, how can I be out of money?