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Strategies & Market Trends : Zeev's Turnips - No Politics

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To: DlphcOracl who wrote (9780)12/1/2001 1:53:51 PM
From: stockman_scott  Read Replies (1) of 99280
 
I use @Home in Chicago and the service is down this morning...

A recording on the customer service line says AT&T Broadband wants to switch customers over to its own Broadband Internet Network within the next 10 days. They claim they will provide 2 days credit for every day service is interrupted --> IMO, this is less than ideal. AT&T could have found a better way to handle this. They are trying to negotiate at the last minute and pick up assets at well below their market price. They are sacrificing long-term customer relationships. I know many small businesses in the Midwest that use @Home and talked with a few friends last night who are actively exploring alternatives (like AOL & Ameritech which both offer high speed DSL service or the DishNet Satellite Internet service). Once folks switch it will be hard to get them back. AT&T should take some customer service lessons from Nordstrom...=) Some of us are dealing with the old AOL dial-up alternative this morning and WE ARE NOT HAPPY CAMPERS AT ALL. This could have been avoided and I predict that this may cost AT&T a lot of business unless they resolve things quickly. Just my views.

Best Regards,

Scott
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