Re:Personal and social information of 1.2B people discovered...
by mythrowaway1124 on Friday November 22, 2019 @01:15PM
(#21608266)
Let's be realistic here. Everyone knows it's not possible to cancel Comcast service.
Re:Personal and social information of 1.2B people discovered...
by klyrs on Friday November 22, 2019 @01:55PM
(#21608710)
I managed to cancel my dad's after he died. They STILL tried to upsell me! One of my favorite phrases ever uttered: "He's dead, you asshole, he doesn't need more channels!" And that actually did it. Felt sorry for the salesperson, who didn't have much of a choice in the matter...
Re:Personal and social information of 1.2B people discovered...
by sjwright on Friday November 22, 2019 @04:56PM
(#21610533)
Surely by making it difficult to cancel they’re really just making it easier for people to get discounts. If I were a Comcast customer I’d be calling up to cancel every few months.
Re:Personal and social information of 1.2B people discovered...
by klyrs on Friday November 22, 2019 @04:59PM
(#21610565)
He's dead, he doesn't need discounts.
Re:Personal and social information of 1.2B people discovered...
by sjwright on Saturday November 23, 2019 @05:27PM
(#21617050)
Obviously. Which is why I used a plural—I was referring to Comcast’s overall customer base.
Re:Personal and social information of 1.2B people discovered...
by a3n on Friday November 22, 2019 @03:34PM
(#21609765)
Nice one. However, I cancelled in person a couple years ago (because I had equipment to return).
The first thing I said at the counter was "I know it's really hard to cancel Comcast, and I'm not going to accept anything but a cancel."
The girl at the counter smiled and said "We know ..." and immediately cancelled my account.
Re:Personal and social information of 1.2B people discovered...
by adjkant on Friday November 22, 2019 @01:27PM
(#21608399)
"Ah yes, cancelling requires a call because of security. A feature for the user!"
Re:Personal and social information of 1.2B people discovered...
by kova12 on Friday November 22, 2019 @01:48PM
(#21608639)
To be fair, internets would have been equally outraged if there wasn't such requirement, because sure as hell somebody would have found an exploit and cancelled a bunch of account, just for funzies
We had full access. I could have signed this person up for the most expensive package, or even canceled their service.