Transmaster
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Re: That's just wrong.....
Such sweet people from New Jersy, but then I suppose it takes an A$$hole to live there............... 
This doesn't sound like the Dish Network (DN) I know. Look at what DN did after Hurricane Katrina. They flooded the area with service trucks and got their customers up an running real fast, they even installed DN systems in shelters. I'll bet you they were dealing with an AT&T billing agent in India, or The Philipines, going by a script, or some low paid butt munch State side, who would get strangled in any other line of work.
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Corona
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Aubrey, TX | WTH does New Jersey have to do with this? |
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TKJunkMail
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DownTheShore
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Just another gratuitous swipe at a lovely state. 
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jjeffeory
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I was in Katrina. Charter cable sent us bills for months that their cable lines were down. I don't know what Cox did, but Charter didn't help too much. |
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Way OT, but it's a state that has more Superfund cleanup sites than any other.
»www.epa.gov/superfund/sites/npl/npl.htm
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DownTheShore
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Beautiful NJ
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| Immaterial. Every state has aspects that are not favorable, whether they're envionmental, economic, political, or social. We are just paying the price of the economic growth that benefited the entire country.
There's still beautiful places and people here. It's a great place to live, and I'm just tired of it being considered some sort of joke state by people who've never lived here.
~stepping off soapbox~
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supergirl
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New Jersey is just a suburb of NY.  |
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Transmaster
Don't Blame Me I Voted For Bill and Opus
join:2001-06-20
Cheyenne, WY
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said by DownTheShore  :Just another gratuitous swipe at a lovely state. Beautiful compared with Wyoming or Colorado, I don't think so. But you do have some really cool places to eat.
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DownTheShore
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| said by Transmaster :Beautiful compared with Wyoming or Colorado, I don't think so. But you do have some really cool places to eat. Nothing out here compares to the vistas you folks have there - we just don't have those mountains or vast tracks of undeveloped land for that kind of classic landscape imagery. But there's a lot of quiet beauty here, if one looks beyond the Turnpike.
NJ is a smörgåsbord of eateries.
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said by Transmaster :This doesn't sound like the Dish Network (DN) I know. This isn't DN. This is AT&T's bundled Dish deal. If they had service thru DN, this wouldn't even be a problem. In fact when I moved years ago Dish Network let me use DishMover and suspended (IE I didn't pay to turn off or turn back on, but was not billed for a couple of months) my service while I got situated and then reinstalled. I think I paid em a $5 a month just to keep my grandfathered East West Network feeds up, because if you turned em off you couldn't get them back.)
This is purely AT&T for ya... and a sign of how DN will be in the future if the rumored buyout does happen, most likely.
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