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With all the junk mail I get from my cable company about "upgrading" my service to include some crap I don't want, I would think they could find a way to slip i
by epicide 9y ago
With all the junk mail I get from my cable company about "upgrading" my service to include some crap I don't want, I would think they could find a way to slip in a "hey, your modem's busted" notice.
- santoshalper 9y agoBut you probably wouldn't read it, because lots of people don't read their email (at least partially because of the junk).
- JoBrad 9y agoYes, but if you don’t get the speed Comcast promises you, and you paid attention to that, then you’d call them up, and find out that way. More work, but way less scummy.
- serf 9y agoregional monopolies have never cared about scummy behavior.
- epicide 9y agoAnd I'm more likely to read a pop-up?
- rietta 9y agoSo they print Important Plan Information on the envelope.
- nerdponx 9y agoTime-Sensitive, Open Immediately You know it's actually an important piece of mail when the envelope isn't imploring you to open it.
- beamatronic 9y agoThe most serious snail mail correspondence is utterly and completely plain.
- rietta 9y agoOn the from line - Office of Legal Counsel...that’s getting opened.
- sjg007 9y agoMaybe in the bill? Or online bill notification?