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He spent over an hour on hold with Comcast.
He fell asleep on my couch.
Thanks Comcast for:
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He spent over an hour on hold with Comcast.
He fell asleep on my couch.
Thanks Comcast for:
Two broken routers, four hour appointment blocks, weeklong internet outages, long hold times, high prices, three missed appointments, promising to call back and then not calling,
Thanks Comcast for everything."If only there were no questions involved in getting a job!If you've been following NBC's "The Apprentice," you know who Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth is. She's had the honor of being fired by Donald Trump (and others, according to "People" magazine).A while back, Omarosa claimed that one of the other contestants made a racial slur against her.According to website opinion polls, only 10% of viewers believed Omarosa's claim; 90% thought Now, in the interest of honesty, I will confess that I have not had problems like this with Comcast. I have, however, had similar problems with BellSouth. Granted, no techs have fallen asleep on my couch. But I've suffered through insane appointment blocks, missed appointments, and ridiculous hold and wait times. Several blogs have asked the question, why was the tech so poorly trained as to have to wait on hold for an hour? I've noticed that they have to do the followup, so perhaps the tech was just calling in to close out the
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