Posted by Steven Parker on 04 December 2001 - 10:43 · no comments & 32 views
Thanks Gnoswal for sending me this, below is the letter that the affected Excite@Home clients should be receiving in reply to "What next?" seems Comcast has been able to reach some agreement to keep all of its current Excite@Home users online by changing ship and hoisting a new flag up the mast! (don't worry guys, my local ISP has just seen its 3rd takeover after 2 bankruptcy)

I am pleased to announce that Comcast has reached an agreement with Excite@Home, pending approval from the Bankruptcy Court, that provides you with uninterrupted high-speed Internet service. Comcast's first priority is to provide you with reliable and high-quality service. This agreement also will ensure a smooth transition from your current service to an improved, all-Comcast managed Internet service in the weeks ahead.

Comcast High-Speed Internet will provide you with the high-speed, always-on connection you've come to enjoy. This new Comcast service also will offer improved reliability, customer support and features, such as "e-mail from anywhere" with web-based e-mail and an innovative storage solution for MP3s and photos. .. continued inside >>






We will provide you with notification and instructions on how to convert your account to Comcast High-Speed Internet before we introduce service in your area. In addition, Comcast will continue to provide you with regular updates on our toll-free hotline at 1-888-433-6963 and on our website at http://www.comcastonline.com/info.htm.

Having this agreement in place is an important piece to ensuring a smooth transition to Comcast High-Speed Internet. We appreciate your loyalty as a customer and apologize for any inconvenience you have been caused in the last week. We will continue to aggressively strive to provide you the best high-speed Internet service and support possible. Thank you for choosing Comcast.

Sincerely,

David Juliano
Senior Vice President, Comcast Online Communications



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