Topic : 08/21 Vigilante Justice

I think I have never laughed as much for quite a while. I absolutely love the way Mona handled this. I know that it was a very foolish thing to do and the people talking about her going to a nursing home needs their heads examined.

My mother is 83 years old and has Comcast Cable and is always getting screwed around with trying to call them about problems with their TV, etc.

My mother only weighs 80 lbs but I could just see her doing this (if she thought she could get by with it!!!) She's a feisty little woman.

We DO need more people to make these companies that we HAVE to be associated with understand that WE pay their paychecks. It's a shame that companies have to be this way. That is why I changed to satellite and never have had a problem since!!!! All I gotta say is - You go, girl!!!!!

Look at his last name, "Moody."  Dr. "Moody," is very moody.  That's his personality.  He thinks he can do whatever he feels like it.  If he would have tried to get me out of "my own car" he would have been sorry.  I keep my doors locked when I'm driving.  I certainly don't want a jerk to try to open my car door like "Dr. Moody." 

I can sympathise with the woman and her Cox Communications dilema - We, too, had a problem with Cox when we decided to switch over to them and keep our number, which they said we could.  My husband is a professional in the medical field and his number had been in circulation for many years.  We switched over from SNET to Cox.  Our phone was cut off.  We called them and they said that they would turn it back on.  My mother tried to call me and there was a message that our number was "no longer in service"....we called them again.  They said that it was an SNET problem.  SNET said it was a Cox problem...we, as the consumer, were stuck in the middle.  SNET told us they released our number to them and Cox said that SNET would not release the number to them.  This went on for about a month.  I then called Cox who would not give me the phone number and address to their corporate office in RI.  I went to the computer and obtained that.  We sent a letter to them, to which there was no reply, but again, the phone problems continued.  Finally, so frustrated that we were willing to drive from CT to RI to knock on the corporate door, we called SNET and asked them how we could come back to them. (and we kept our old number).  We now live in AZ and we did have an opportunity to sign up for services with Cox...We would not do that....any correspondence we get from them with a return envelope is opened and sent back to them on their dime with a big red "NO THANKS".

I would NEVER EVER recommend Cox to anyone...and that gentleman that you had in the audience defending Cox is full of you know what....they do NOT resolve problems.  He's a bigger liar than that dentist!!