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Comprar tecnología de forma inteligente
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15 museos de Valladolid que debes visitar
Our resident artist’s rendition of what Comcast will do to the Prometheus Fountain at Rock Center (photo: Michael Colwell)
The top of the landmark midtown Manhattan tower, home to NBC’s New York operations, still carries the GE logos that have been there for more than a quarter of a century.
But last night, a borough advisory board signed off on taking down the GEs and replacing them with the combo Comcast/peacock logo that Kabletown now uses. One consideration for those who might object to the new signs — the NBC peacock will not be in color, but will be a white outline of the famous bird-ish shape.
The switch still requires the approval of the city preservation commission, who will vote on the proposal next Tuesday.
Fortunately, we’ve learned that this is not an approved retention tactic at T-Mobile, and the company made things up to Richard. However, we’re appalled that this happened in the first place, and bereaved family members should be aware that slimy sales reps might try this.
Keeping the line open isn’t necessarily a bad or distasteful thing to do. You could keep the phone around and charged so you can intercept your loved one’s calls and texts and tell them the bad news.
Robert had a line for his dad on his account, and called up T-Mobile to cancel. “The loyalty rep asked me if he had a voicemail set up,” Richard wrote to Consumerist. “I said yes. She then asked if I wouldn’t want to keep the extra line open so that I could call it and hear his voice whenever I want to. How low is that?”
Pretty low, but we’ve heard of similar tactics in the past. Fortunately, when we alerted T-Mobile to this incident, they found it upsetting too. Robert sent us an update shortly after Big Magenta contacted him. After we sent his letter to T-Mobile’s media relations team, someone from the office of the president called him. “She apologized for how their salesperson tried to keep my line open,” Robert told Consumerist. “She said that it’s not how they train their people, and the rep would be re-trained.”
As an apology, the company is waiving his entire bill for this month, a total of $147. Very classy, T-Mobile!
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Modelos de eLearning en el mundo empresarial
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Data Driven Ecommerce – Infographic [Infographic] by the team at AmeriCommerce
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una infografía con algunos coches de series de televisión.
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Fuente: Autoscout24
