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  peskypescado

  11 months ago

  That is just such a nickel and dime behavior by Comcast. Personally, I will never use their phone now just on the principles of it all. Would you use an e-mail provider who sold your e-mail address out for outright spam? Of course I already have my issues with Comcast.
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  JDolla

  11 months ago

  Damn, you shouldn't have to choose between paying and not having your phone number sold by the PROVIDER. As if they don't make enough money from the overpriced service...
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  Bob Caswell

  11 months ago

  Geez, you guys, I'm trying to put a positive spin on a Comcast customer service story. They need some love, and you pointing out the reality of the situation isn't helping. :-)
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  Rajesh

  11 months ago

  You need to sign up with national do not call list. Comcast does not maintain this list. Google on "national do not call" and you should be able to find out how to register.
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  Bob Caswell

  11 months ago

  Rajesh, I already had signed up for that list minutes after I received my new phone number. The do-not-call list is a totally separate issue, though. Bottom line: solicitors still get my new number (whether or not they call it is a different issue) unless I pay Comcast.
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  Christopher

  11 months ago

  Vonage is better and cheaper than Comcast digital voice, even when Comcast bundles it!
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  Comcast Sux

  10 months ago

  Too bad Comcast only offers deals to "new customers"
  I've been with them for about 8 years and it will cost me more to bundle.
  I just canceled my Comcast account. bye bye idiots.
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