RadioDoc58ef2c0Premium,ExMod 2000-03
join:2000-05-11 | reply to LeftOfSanity
Re: Not surprising at all It's $45 ($39.99 plus $5 for a second receiver) after a $23 promo discount which expires in January 2010. After that I'll be paying $68. Which, by that time, Comcast will be charging more than the $97 I was paying them for fewer channels. And there was no startup or installation fees, although I did tip the two guys working outside in 10 degree weather $20.
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| said by RadioDoc:although I did tip the two guys working outside in 10 degree weather $20. Glad to see I am not the only one that appreciates this stuff. I started doing this years ago and it is amazing how people treat you when they know you appreciate them.
I always tip well when I get acceptable service from anyone. It goes a long way and people remember you and take care of you when you return for service. |
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RadioDoc58ef2c0Premium,ExMod 2000-03
join:2000-05-11 | I know what it's like...I often end up working on equipment located outside, in the middle of winter, in the middle of Minnesota. It ain't fun.
These two guys knew their stuff, got the job done right the first time and were polite and professional. All things that Comcast lacks.
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 Titus PulloI came, I saw, I slept
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I so want to lose Comcast. My basic cable bill, no box - just a line, w/Comcast is $61 total for what ... 60 crap channels and change of which I watch ten - maybe? Ludicrous. They're penalizing me for not going up another $15 for the box and another dozen crap channels of which I'd watch two or three.
Problem here is trees. I'm surrounded by them.
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