Chat on the phone with the support of Telco customers is not the greatest experience, but it surpasses hell from having to fear for your life.

Let’s take, for example, what happened on Wednesday, March 12, near McLean Street in Junickers, New York: “30 to 40” police officers came in the area after a The T-Mobile store was stolen in broad daylight. Do you want to be then – at the store while stealing? i doubt it.

The suspect escaped from the scene after the theft, which prompted a great response to the police. The officers later monitored the suspect near 109 Ashburton Avenue Street, but the driver took off, which resulted in a car that ended on Woodycrest Street.

It looks like Michael Bay, but it is a real life. Residents in the area reported a large police, as some estimate that 30 to 40 officers were at the scene, as they concluded the chase.

The security footage of the NEWS 12 cars showed the suspect and reached the end of the Woodycrest Avenue road. The footage captured the driver who tries a turn before a police car moved to prevent and stop the car. The police confirmed that the suspect had been detained and that no shots were launched during the accident.

Are you sure that you want to visit a brick store and mortar?

The T-Life app comes to the rescue. | Credit image-T-Mobile

Of course, such an accident does not mean that one should avoid brick stores and mortars (but I do not say that it is 100 % to do this, too), but with telecommunications companies, it is possible to do things remotely.

Visit a T-Mobile (or a Verizon, AT & T) The store is not necessary because things are done online these days. If you want to register the digital experience of a plan, ask for a SIM card, and activate a service without entering an actual site, you can go to it. You just need to choose a plan that suits you and your needs, or you have an actual SIM card that is shipped or stimulates ESIM immediately (if your tool supports such technological wonders).