On Wed, 27 Dec 2017 03:16:47 -0500, micky
wrote:

In alt.home.repair, on Mon, 25 Dec 2017 20:15:45 -0500,
wrote:

On Mon, 25 Dec 2017 14:40:56 -0800, Bob F wrote:

We all know about Wells Fargo
Now, there's Comcast

"However, Comcast's behavior in Washington might take the cake. The
state's Attorney General has filed an amended complaint alleging that
Comcast subscribed more than half of its Service Protection Plan
customers without consent since the option was first available in 2011.
It frequently enrolled customers without even mentioning the plan,
according to the lawsuit, but the worst was when it did -- employees
reportedly claimed the $6 monthly service was free, and would even sign
people up after they'd explicitly refused it.

......

The Attorney General's Office said that Comcast has repeatedly refused
to provide call recordings, and later admitted that it had deleted 90
percent of calls after it had been told to preserve them."


https://www.engadget.com/2017/12/25/...=recirculation

Yeah those democrats are sneaky *******s. (David Cohen, VP Comcast was

And who is the president of Comcast. And who are all the other officers
of Comcast. And who are the officers of wells Fargo and Bank of
America, and Enron and lots of other sleazy corporations. Cohen isn't
even mentioned in the url but yet you single him out because he's a
Democrat. Your outrage is quite selective. Should I call this typical
Republican baloney?

The fact that they ignore Cohen does not mean it is not true. It may
just mean they don't know.

Hillary's biggest "bundler" funneling mega millions to her) Their
networks (MSNBC and NBC) are just PR outlets for the DNC.

And FOX and its affiliates are just a PR outlet for the RNC. Again,
selective outrage.

When the VP of a company is in the bag for a particular party and they
command as many eyeballs as all of NBC/Universal it is more than
baloney.
The leftist tilt permeates the whole company.
You can talk about Fox News if you want but that is a very small part
of Fox. In fact they are selling Fox Entertainment.