Actually, damn all of the cable companies and telephone companies to Hell. Damn everyone who does not damn the cable companies to Hell.
This is what I really hate about them: Their bills are nothing but a pack of lies. Comcast says that the cost of my cable service is $39.45. But by the time the finish tacking on every fee they can possibly think of, it's over $62.
Comcast even has a separate fucking fee for what it costs them to obey the law, they call it a "regulatory compliance fee." Every other business in the real world considers obeying the law a cost of doing business and if there are any real costs involved, it's figured into their pricing. But not Comcast or Verizon, oh no, they charge you for that.
Verizon is even worse than Comcast (hard to imagine), for by the time they get done with all of the additional fees and taxes and surcharges, my $20 landline is over $40. I'm surprised that there is not an "executive washroom maintenance fee", but I am almost reluctant to suggest that as it will appear on my next bill.
What brought this on was a little note in the mail that Comcast is raising its fee by $2, but you know that by the time they finish adding on more fees, it'll be more like $7. All of these fuckers are doing that, but what they don't realize or they don't care is that they are after bits of a shrinking pie. People are making less money these days, at least those who still have jobs after Bush, Greenspan and Gramm got done with driving the economy off a cliff.
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ReplyDeleteMark Casem
Comcast Corp.
National Customer Operations
We_Can_Help@cable.comcast.com
Make sure you enter all your information in their handy telephone menu system, then be prepared to answer all those questions again to the person who comes on the line after all that business.
ReplyDeleteI've often been tempted to just type random numbers on my phone keypad until I hear a human voice, but I'm afraid I'll accidentally change the service of a mafia don or something.
LMFAO!
ReplyDeleteI was going to go off on that shit too but I see yer strategy worked perfectly.
I am still fucking laughing.
Give 'em hell honey and barter with those bastards like a starving Gypsy.
I gave my TV away months ago. Comcast is the only player in town besides a satellite dish and fuck that, I didn't watch the damn thing anyway and I have a Verizon air card to get on the net and that fucking thing is 62 dollars a month for shitty coverage. The damn thing gets no service sometimes and I am two blocks from the Verizon store.
ARRRRRRGH!
I feels yer pain.
Get after 'em.
Bonus, my word verification is COMMCEMA.
Comm seema ass, bastards.
I dumped my cable tv connection two years ago, and now use sites like hulu to catch what I'm interested in. Still have to pay for the internet connection, but it's cheaper than paying for both.
ReplyDeleteI feel your pain. I am both a Verizon ( cell pone ) and Comcast ( Cable internet ) money donor.
ReplyDeleteVerizon is better at sucking the cash out, the boost a basic $39 bill to almost $50 a month with addon fees. Comcast can't get their $39 much over $42. Pikers. Maybe MN law is different, or maybe it's because I don't get the teevee except over TCP/IP.
Mark, the issue for me is that Comcast says the charge is $39 or $41 and then throws in enough fees and junk to get it over $60. I think that's deceptive.
ReplyDeleteMarc, I might do the same real soon.