PRL 50152 to 50175 in NY

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise

 

In article <hLedndjzSNPyelLdRVn2hg@comcast.com>,
junkmail@shaney.uoregon.edui says...
> > I too suspect it is a capacity issue. But what does one do?
> >
> > I'll never sign a 2 year contract again even though I've been a
> > satisfied user for 6 years.
> >
> > Louise
>
> Yes, this is the real reason why I have consistently advised folks to go
> with shorter contract length even though it costs more up front. It really
> sucks to be locked into a contract for service you find unacceptable and
> this can happen anywhere.
>
> Untimately, competition will force Verizon to fix its capacity problems or
> lose customers. It may be one of those things where they literally cannot
> build out as fast as they are taking on new customers. I do suspect they
> will fix the problem.
>
> -Dan
>
>
>
you are correct -- they finally did fix the problem today.
Furthermore, yesterday when I called to complain very bitterly, may
actually apologized and offered a refund for one month of service. I
have to acknowledge that it took awhile and I did have to jump through
some hoops, but they did repair the problem.

Louise