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| COMCAST BROADBAND REVIEW 12 | Review Date: MAR 19th, 2010 |
(2.2) | Neil Leibowitz (FL) |
| Cable | No |
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| 10 to 15 days | Less than 1 month |
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| Residential |
Reviewers Comments: Add me to the list of those who have been "led astray" by DECEIPT courtesy of Comcast. I
received a call from a ComCast telemarketer 2 weeks ago (Feb, 2010)--we talked about
my current service phone Company DSL as opposed to Comcast. he gave me examples of
packages--and we talked further as I was a little hesitant of changing ISP as i NEED 2
computers to be networked & share an Internet connection. The Telemarketer assured
me the "transition" would be smooth & there would be NO charge for Installation--plus
the price was "Right". So against 'instinct" I agreed. The service call took place as
scheduled this morning with the installation guy prompt. After laying some cable &
making the necessary connections, computer #1 was online & going great. HOWEVER,
computer#2 seemed to be having trouble signing in to messenger. It turned out
computer#2 was linked to an Ethernet switcher, but when the DSL was disconnected, so
was the Modem/Router unit. Ergo, NO "connectivity" for computer#2. Then the
installation guy said "well, you need to buy a Router"---"REALLY? No S**t, Sherlock", was
my first thought. I tried repeatedly calling, chatting online with Comcast--even called
their "Corporate Office? and spoke to a woman, whom the second time I spoke with her
(3 hours later--didn't REMEMBER me until I started re-hashing the story"). The up-shoot
was Comcast could send a Technician with a Router--but it will cost $149 to install--I told
them I didn't NEED to for the Tech to install it, I'd do it myself. They WON'T send him
over to simply "drop off" a Router. My second suggestion was I'd go pick up a Router at
one of the local Comcast Centers--but they didn't HAVE any wireless Routers at their local
Centers. My THIRD suggestion was to go to Radio Shack, etc buy a Router & get re-
imbursed/compensated by Comcast--but they're not "authorized" to do this. However
they ARE "authorized" to MIS-LEAD you into thinking that install is free & then inform you
that you need a Router--which will co$t $149 to install. I have left messages online chat
& over the phone for someone to get back to me --talked (supposedly) to the Secretary
to the President--who said she would "escalate" my complaint --but STILL haven't heard
from them. So, I'm taking matters into my OWN hands by filing this review, then will
make a report to Better Business Bureau--Re: "Bait & Switch" tactics & then will look for
ANOTHER Phone/Internet provider & DUMP Comcast where they belong--in the TRASH! |
| COMCAST BROADBAND REVIEW 10 | Review Date: FEB 9th, 2010 |
(2.3) | J Trammell (GA) |
| Cable | No |
| No (ATT) |  |
| Less than 5 days | More than 1 Year |
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| Residential |
Reviewers Comments: After 13-months of service failures; no Internet, phone not working, etc., and
constant calls to 'Customer Service,' (which is a joke) - finally had a trouble
shooter come to my place. Each and every time I called Comcast, it was never
their issue - it was always the modem or something. I finally asked them...well
dang! - are you guys buying defective modems from China or something because
that is always your answer to my service issues. Well, the trouble shooter found
out that it was shoddy installation. The original installer did a TERRIBLE job...the
trouble shooter open one of the jacks and found that one tiny, tiny, tiny wire
was hanging on, trying to make a connection. Yeah...the modem alright.
I hate this company's service. |
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