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Comcast Cable
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Why does Comcast sign people up with packages that include high definition stations and then give them equipment that cannot provide high definition to their HDTV?
It just seems ethically wrong and that there should be a class action lawsuit to prohibit a company from advertising prices for high definition packages but then not provide the high definition channels with the equipment provided.
I am interested to hear a Comcast employee explain how they see this to be ethical. Just come clean and say Comcast is trying to scam customers out of another $8 a month by not revealing the true cost of a high definition package up front.
Shameful Comcast.
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