| [Optimum Voice] Does Cablevision understand NO????? How many times do you have to tell them "NO!" before they stop calling you every day and trying to sell you OV????
I'm getting sick of this, and the damn mailers, too. |
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 Steve_S0Premium
join:2002-08-15
White Plains, NY | They are getting worried about Fios coming;)
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Take me as I am |
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 GeekNJPremium
join:2000-09-23
Waldwick, NJ | Probably more that they figure they are at the point where people might not be willing to keep OOL if there was an increase. I know I'd switch to VOL if that was the case, even at the lower speeds. |
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johnsp
join:2001-02-07
Syosset, NY | reply to rzaruba
The worst is the great plans they offer to new subscribers and give ntohing to their current customers. I hate getting the letter in the mail every other day to come back to OOL, when I've had it for years. Maybe they could save some postage costs and lower prices! |
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zWhen they next call Tell them to take you off their mailing and call lists. Take down the Reps name and Date and time he called. Do this 3 times at the 4th time call the Public Service Commision (If in NY) and file a complaint. Then if it still continues Make a police report and then Take cablevision to Court for harrassment. |
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 Andyg1Will Work For Bandwidth
join:2001-12-23
New Rochelle, NY | reply to johnsp
If they gave me the modem to install myself then I'd get it! Get It!:p |
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 BichonPremium,MVM
join:2002-10-10
Freehold, NJ | reply to rzaruba
Cablevision really needs to honor the desire of customers on the national do-not-call list. Technically, there is an exception for calling people when you already have an existing business relationship, but I think it's wrong to flaunt that exception.
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