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|    Roger Nelson to Roy Witt    |
|    Redneck Carberator    |
|    21 May 12 07:12:17    |
      On Fri May-18-2012 05:38, Roy Witt (1:387/22) wrote to Roger Nelson:               RW> 18 May 12 08:15, Roger Nelson wrote to Roy Witt:               RW>> Whale! Yesterday I was offered an 'upgrade' to include TV and/or a        RW>> phone, but I declined.               RN> I find the phone worthwhile because I can call out of country at no        RN> extra cost; something I can't do with my cell.               RW> When I told them I had two Magic Jack lines over there DSL service,        RW> they didn't balk. Just an, 'Ok'...at $19.95/yr each, what else        RW> could they say.               AT&T will end up buying Magic Jack.               RN> I have a friend or two in Canada and one of them is in Whitehorse,        RN> YT. I've known him, although we've not met, since 1984.               RW> I recall you mentioning that before.              I don't. (-:0 I mailed a disc to my friend up there and the Post Office       person who served me told me to put Canada at the end of his address, unless I       wanted that disc to end up in the Yucatan peninsula (DUMB!). (-:               RW>> When I finished bitching about the slow speed that I was paying for        RW>> and the fact that I've been a customer for the last 5 years, they        RW>> offered me an upgrade to 6Mb/s for less than I was paying for, as        RW>> it turned out, 1.5Mb/s...               RN> ROTFL! They do have a directive, it seems, to keep their reliable        RN> customers and that's good business.               RW> 8^) While I was on the phone with Customer Service, I also        RW> mentioned the $10 discrepency in billing and when the gal finished        RW> with my DSL service change, she transferred me to 'billing', and        RW> they fixed that problem too.               When I got U-verse a couple of years ago this April, my first bill was $549.        I called them the next morning and asked if they had lost their minds. That       was fixed right away and my first bill was $163 (a promotional charge good for       6 months), which is what they promised me before the switch over.               RW> I'm glad I keep records or I'd be paying still more for their        RW> book-keeping errors...              I always look at my bill first and then I pay it. The last pay period, I was       charged $15 for "Support +" (which isn't worth a cent), so I called and had       that removed from my bill before I paid it because I never ordered it! I know       more than those guys do.               RW>> It wasn't much of a hassle, but took about 50 minutes to        RW>> accomplish.               RN> Sounds just like them. Whomever(tm) you were speaking to obviously        RN> had to get permission from a higher-up.               RW> She did go off-line for a few minutes while she checked on this.               To verify and get permission from a higher up if she wants to keep her job.               RW>> Speedtests today indicate 4.4Mb/s, a bit slower than 6Mb/s, but I'm        RW>> happy with the results.               RN> Still not too shabby.               RW> But still not what I'm paying for.              Check you D/Ls at the M$ site and I think you'll find they are what you're       paying for. I already know that you know that D/L speeds vary wildy from site       to site.                     Regards,              Roger        --- timEd/386 1.10.y2k+        * Origin: NCS BBS - Houma, LA - (1:3828/7)    |
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