Joe
Austin,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, January 12, 2009
We had billing problems too. And with Austin supposedly being the high tech capital of the Southwest, we thought we would have great internet service and we did until time Warner started offering this newer faster internet service and then ours slowed down to a crawl until I did some tweaking to the system. SOMETHING ELSE THAT IS ESPECIALLY IRRITATING! We got the bundle --the phone, the internet services and the TV service! The telephone number of the incoming call does appear on the TV screen for not very long and there is not way to call it back once it goes off of the TV screen. Sometimes we will be watching TV and the picture on the screen will freeze where it is and when that happens, our internet service messes up as well and whatever we were working on crashes! And the telephone service is affected too. I am not too sure what to think about this bundling and am not sure how much money we save since neither me or my two roomies make too many calls. They threatened to cut us off. We went and paid and they cut us off anyway and were wanting to charge us a new deposit and all of the rest except we had a RECEIPT that we had paid at the HEB store and that saved us a lot of money! We think there might be trouble with the decoder box and the remote that thy gave us but we don't know cor sure and they have CUSTOMER SERVICE FROM HELL! It is almost impossible to report any problems we are having on the phone. They aren't touching my computer! For all I know they would put something in there and then accuse me of having it. We are paying about $39 a month for this bundle and I am not sure it is worth it. Since we have absolutely NO social life I guess it is cheaper than the clubs, cheaper than having our car broken into, cheaper than a DWI if we were out drinking and were driving home from one of these clubs and definitely cheaper than the overpriced concerts and other things which are supposed tp provide bread and circus for the people while the city leaders continue to jack up the property taxes making this the most expensive city to live in in Texas.