 | ! HOLY OVERCHARGE BATMAN ! Almost barfed when I heard 150$ monthly bill. OMG, people should be smacking the faces of whoever signed these exclusive bills. What kind of moron allows a company to not just slave themselves, but their future offspring to a company. Corporations are practically slave traders pulling that crap. |
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 AVDRespice, Adspice, ProspicePremium join:2003-02-06 Onion, NJ kudos:1 | $150 triple play is not bad. |
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 mr2Premium join:2002-08-07 Cabin John, MD | The quality of the product that is delivered for the $150 must be taken into consideration. Apparently numerous customers are greatly dissatisfied with the product that is delivered. |
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 | reply to Probitas Better yet, what kind of moron moves into these neighborhoods? |
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 | reply to Probitas Add "a few" in front of that word "corporations" and I agree with you. Corporations in general are in reality no more evil (and no less evil) than the people who control them. If the government wouldn't accept these deals, the corporations wouldn't propose them. |
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 | reply to AVD Looked like they just did internet to me. And even if it WAS for phone, internet, and tv, allowing customers to seek other providers for two services but trap them into paying 150 is no deal at all, particularly if they offered hamburger for services but charged for prime rib. |
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 Hanko join:2001-12-28 Eatonville, WA | reply to battleop Having lived in Leesburg, VA for 4 years I can tell you what kind of moron lives there. Ones with more money than sense. The average price of a home there is 700K+ with many of them going for well over a million.
If you can afford a home at that price, $150 a month is pocket change. |
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| reply to Probitas When i go to buy a house, if it was in a development like that, the first question I would ask would be about ISPs, and who I can get, what I can get, and if there is an agreement like this. If there was an agreement such as this in place, I would move on. |
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 Homer JMmmm, Free Goo join:2000-10-05 Springfield | reply to Probitas If I recall, the developer signed the original agreement. They probably got paid handsomely by the provider for the right to exclusivity as well as the right to provide crappy service. |
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 Homer JMmmm, Free Goo join:2000-10-05 Springfield | reply to Hanko I lived in Northern VA in the late 80's and early 90's. Loudon county was all fields and horse farms at the time. |
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 axus join:2001-06-18 Washington, DC | reply to battleop The morons who will be most impacted by the Sequester, thankfully. |
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 rit56 join:2000-12-01 New York, NY | reply to Hanko The issue here is the service being delivered is terrible not the 150. Sure they can afford it but do you like getting ripped off or overcharged for terrible service? |
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