Would this bother you?
arstechnica.com/business/2015/01/comcast...first-name-to-ahole/
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Alan Nunez wrote: Hmmm...I have been called worse!
True, but not like this!
Stealthy Ninja wrote: I have no idea what Comcast is so I have no opinion about them. Seems to me this is one technician or salesperson who made a mistake. Doesn't mean necessarily the company is bad (remember I have no bias for or against them seeing as I don't really know this company at all).
Trust me when I say comkrap is the WORST company to deal with. No customer service, a very poor product for the money and the worst customer service on the planet. Also the very worst customer service in history.
(I kept it clean....
) Why so serious?
effron wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: I have no idea what Comcast is so I have no opinion about them. Seems to me this is one technician or salesperson who made a mistake. Doesn't mean necessarily the company is bad (remember I have no bias for or against them seeing as I don't really know this company at all).
Trust me when I say comkrap is the WORST company to deal with. No customer service, a very poor product for the money and the worst customer service on the planet. Also the very worst customer service in history.
(I kept it clean....
They are a cable communications provider, TV, interbutz, and phone Adrian. Just another one of the conglomerates here that have monopoly markets for the most part. But it is claimed that this is never the case. In the majority of the US there is only one cable provider, and the rest are over the old wire systems. Which is okay because the future is over the air anyhow.
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