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Ok, here is YAWTCF implementation I came across via a coworker.

The theory is basically using the CSS pseudo class “:after” on the main div wrapper (the one containing the 3 columns) see example, and applying a height to it.

Read the full explanation with notes.

/* clearfix positioniseverything.com */
#Main:after {
content: “.”;
display: block;
height: 0;
clear: both;
visibility: hidden;
}

#Main {
width: auto;
border: 1px solid #ff0;
background: url(’bg.gif’) 20% 0% repeat-y;
height: 1%;
}

Getting through their voice menu:

1) Dial 611
2) Dial 0
3) Dial 4
4) Rep should answer

This works as of 9/25/05.

Verizon charged me $117 on a $39.99 plan.
$20 Activation fee….charging me to basically become a customer. What is this? Like going into 7-11 paying a “door entrance fee” to shop there.

The first bill was rather high, becuase I joined mid-month, so I have to pay for last month + next month. The web site erroneously said my total calls in the “billable” column even though it should have been in the “included” column.

10 cents per text messages is not worth it. I’m cancelling all my alerts, which I no longer read.