Re:Boeing has temporarily stopped making 737 Max airplanes
by Treblemaker on Tuesday January 21, 2020 @02:17PM
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I just got comcast installed in a new home, and the experience was completely different from what I've experienced in the past -- think "apple store", rather than "we're the phone company; we don't have to care". The customer service rep that helped me said they just finished six months of training, and even they were surprised that the system "just worked" when I went in to pick up the gear (my choice to pick it up two hours after calling them rather than waiting for delivery). I won't go into detail about all the other things that "went right" to avoid sounding like a marketing bird, but from what I heard it is a corporate initiative and not just for the fiber buildout.
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Re:Boeing has temporarily stopped making 737 Max airplanes
by techsupporter on Tuesday January 21, 2020 @05:16PM
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My kid recently moved apartments from one served only by Comcast to one not served by Comcast. He filed the cancel request online and took his cable modem to a Comcast office in a nearby mall. The cancel process took about six minutes total; nobody called to beg for him to stay or stall him on the phone for over an hour.
My view is that the indication is how a company treats you when you leave versus when you arrive and, at least this once, Comcast did well on both.