On 4/1/2016 3:19 PM, Neal wrote:
> I've heard the ploy of threatening to drop your service entirely gets you
> somewhere when negotiating rates with the cable/internet/satellite
> companies. But what if they call your bluff? :-)
>
*ROFL* !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lets put it plainly - none of the members of previously named
categories want me sitting on jury in criminal and/or civil trial!
Up until quite recently my internet access was dial-up through a
VERY local ISP [if any problem had occurred I could reasonably
expect to complain to CEO/COO's father ;]
They terminated dial-up access. [multiple implied jokes ;]
I interviewed multiple potential vendors [ABSOLUTE requirement,
local physical presence]
I chose T-Mobile:
1. they had a local rep who actually listened to me.
2. they advertised how they handled going over your limit.
They were doing
EXACTLY what a certain common carrier was doing - that is
until said common
carrier got severe hand slap from FEDs <GRIN *LOL*>
T-mobile ain't perfect. *HOWEVER*, I appreciate how they deal
with problems.
'nuff said ;/
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