Call the Cable Guy. Again.

[zatoicchi]

Kenneth Bayes's request to Comcast was routine. He was moving his family from Fairfax to a new townhouse in Haymarket and wanted to transfer his bundled television, Internet and phone services.

A specialist for customers moving to new homes took the order and said all systems were go and everything would be up and running the day after his move in April.

After five weeks, 20 calls, a day off work and three visits that ended without any idea why Bayes couldn't get service, Comcast found the solution to this head-scratcher of a problem: The company hadn't run cable lines to Bayes's house.

washingtonpost.com (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/07/22/AR2008072202685.html)

[Aurion]

LOL I remember that movie,was a BIG BLAST back then !! very interesting shots that makes u die out of laughing :biggrin:

[anon]

and it is one of the things you should first check... Network Cable Unplugged :redface:

@ reppy: movie? :confused2:

[Aurion]

damn,:confused2::biggrin: sorry I thought the title was about that movie called "The Cable Guy" my bad (kinda High tho anon) :tongue:

[anon]

READTEHGTOPCISB4-

no everything cool rep ^^

[Aurion]

READTEHGTOPCISB4-

no everything cool rep ^^

"READTEHGTOPCISB4-" what does that mean ?? its obvious part of it is about "Read the topic ..." :tongue:

[anon]

"READTEHGTOPCISB4-" what does that mean ??

random typing hehe :biggrin: B4 = before :tongue:

[Aurion]

random typing hehe :biggrin: B4 = before :tongue:

LOL u silly little anon :smile_rofl_2: