 montee4Premium
join:2004-02-15
Chicago, IL | What's the Deal? So what is the issue here? Poorly trained install techs? I can't imagine that Comcast or AT&T haven't had these same issues!! |
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| said by montee4:So what is the issue here? Poorly trained install techs? I can't imagine that Comcast or AT&T haven't had these same issues!! All companies have had this happen. It's not the first nor the last time you will see this. S***T happens. |
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DMS1
join:2005-04-06
Carrollton, TX | reply to montee4
said by montee4:I can't imagine that Comcast or AT&T haven't had these same issues!! Indeed not. I believe a Comcast tech killed himself and destroyed a house earlier this year by driving a grounding rod through a gas line. Accidents will always happen, and they are very seldom caused by negligence on the part of the installer. |
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 ropeguruPremium
join:2001-01-25
Mechanicsville, VA | said by DMS1:said by montee4:I can't imagine that Comcast or AT&T haven't had these same issues!! Indeed not. I believe a Comcast tech killed himself and destroyed a house earlier this year by driving a grounding rod through a gas line. Accidents will always happen, and they are very seldom caused by negligence on the part of the installer. Yeah... Here is the DSLR Article. I say it was his negligence as he should have gotten other utilities located before driving a ground rod.
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| said by ropeguru:said by DMS1:said by montee4:I can't imagine that Comcast or AT&T haven't had these same issues!! Indeed not. I believe a Comcast tech killed himself and destroyed a house earlier this year by driving a grounding rod through a gas line. Accidents will always happen, and they are very seldom caused by negligence on the part of the installer. Yeah... Here is the DSLR Article. I say it was his negligence as he should have gotten other utilities located before driving a ground rod. Even when if he gotten the utilities located they could be off by 12 in they could not exact in locating. Driving a 1/2 metal rod could they still could hit the gas line.
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said by ropeguru:said by DMS1:said by montee4:I can't imagine that Comcast or AT&T haven't had these same issues!! Indeed not. I believe a Comcast tech killed himself and destroyed a house earlier this year by driving a grounding rod through a gas line. Accidents will always happen, and they are very seldom caused by negligence on the part of the installer. Yeah... Here is the DSLR Article. I say it was his negligence as he should have gotten other utilities located before driving a ground rod. Not their job mang!
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