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There’s a certain irony that you ask for data instead of anecdotes to chastise /u/blackearl’s claim, then provide a personal anecdote to support your claim. Th
by tmpz22 7y ago
There’s a certain irony that you ask for data instead of anecdotes to chastise /u/blackearl’s claim, then provide a personal anecdote to support your claim.
This seems like a reasonable start to build a case against Comcast:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Comcast https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Comcast
- Reedx 7y agoJust questioning, not chastising. Nor making a claim based on anecdata. I thought that would be obvious by asking for actual data. I included my anecdote simply to question the narrative. What I'm looking for is proof.
- munk-a 7y agoWhen I used comcast (which was several years ago) the actual service was fine - it was the terrible customer relations that really got my goat, and it's harder to quantify customer satisfaction but the fact they aren't the absolute worst company isn't a mark of honor, showing up on customer surveys as one of the worst companies is enough of a black mark - the ranking is less important than being on the top ten at all.