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svelteParticipantWe’ve used Cox at three different houses in the last few years and found them to be pretty good and responsive. Good in-house support, good phone support.
Of course, we don’t watch a lot of TV. We do use a lot of internet, which is what would concern me if we went with a dish. I’m a speed freak and would not be happy with any reduction in upload or download speed.
That being said, Cox did do a biff recently in that they quit supporting a few types of cable modems – without notifying those customers that had them (they know what you have – whenever I call them they tell ME what I’m using). No problem, I thought, I’ll run down to Frys and get a new one.
Nope, they were completely sold out! Apparently Cox had screwed a lot of people that day.
svelteParticipantWe’ve used Cox at three different houses in the last few years and found them to be pretty good and responsive. Good in-house support, good phone support.
Of course, we don’t watch a lot of TV. We do use a lot of internet, which is what would concern me if we went with a dish. I’m a speed freak and would not be happy with any reduction in upload or download speed.
That being said, Cox did do a biff recently in that they quit supporting a few types of cable modems – without notifying those customers that had them (they know what you have – whenever I call them they tell ME what I’m using). No problem, I thought, I’ll run down to Frys and get a new one.
Nope, they were completely sold out! Apparently Cox had screwed a lot of people that day.
svelteParticipantWe’ve used Cox at three different houses in the last few years and found them to be pretty good and responsive. Good in-house support, good phone support.
Of course, we don’t watch a lot of TV. We do use a lot of internet, which is what would concern me if we went with a dish. I’m a speed freak and would not be happy with any reduction in upload or download speed.
That being said, Cox did do a biff recently in that they quit supporting a few types of cable modems – without notifying those customers that had them (they know what you have – whenever I call them they tell ME what I’m using). No problem, I thought, I’ll run down to Frys and get a new one.
Nope, they were completely sold out! Apparently Cox had screwed a lot of people that day.
svelteParticipantWe’ve used Cox at three different houses in the last few years and found them to be pretty good and responsive. Good in-house support, good phone support.
Of course, we don’t watch a lot of TV. We do use a lot of internet, which is what would concern me if we went with a dish. I’m a speed freak and would not be happy with any reduction in upload or download speed.
That being said, Cox did do a biff recently in that they quit supporting a few types of cable modems – without notifying those customers that had them (they know what you have – whenever I call them they tell ME what I’m using). No problem, I thought, I’ll run down to Frys and get a new one.
Nope, they were completely sold out! Apparently Cox had screwed a lot of people that day.
svelteParticipantWe’ve used Cox at three different houses in the last few years and found them to be pretty good and responsive. Good in-house support, good phone support.
Of course, we don’t watch a lot of TV. We do use a lot of internet, which is what would concern me if we went with a dish. I’m a speed freak and would not be happy with any reduction in upload or download speed.
That being said, Cox did do a biff recently in that they quit supporting a few types of cable modems – without notifying those customers that had them (they know what you have – whenever I call them they tell ME what I’m using). No problem, I thought, I’ll run down to Frys and get a new one.
Nope, they were completely sold out! Apparently Cox had screwed a lot of people that day.
svelteParticipantI was surprised, since SD county has been red for as long as I’ve lived here. I was also surprised to see it had been blue as recently as 1984.
I would betcha that north county is still red.
Somebody commented on the article on the UT website and noted that the blue line isn’t trending up much long term, except in 2008 probably due to Obama.
The bigger story is how the red line has been steadily marching downward at a pretty good clip for years. That must mean other parties, and probably mostly Independents, have been making the biggest gains.
svelteParticipantI was surprised, since SD county has been red for as long as I’ve lived here. I was also surprised to see it had been blue as recently as 1984.
I would betcha that north county is still red.
Somebody commented on the article on the UT website and noted that the blue line isn’t trending up much long term, except in 2008 probably due to Obama.
The bigger story is how the red line has been steadily marching downward at a pretty good clip for years. That must mean other parties, and probably mostly Independents, have been making the biggest gains.
svelteParticipantI was surprised, since SD county has been red for as long as I’ve lived here. I was also surprised to see it had been blue as recently as 1984.
I would betcha that north county is still red.
Somebody commented on the article on the UT website and noted that the blue line isn’t trending up much long term, except in 2008 probably due to Obama.
The bigger story is how the red line has been steadily marching downward at a pretty good clip for years. That must mean other parties, and probably mostly Independents, have been making the biggest gains.
svelteParticipantI was surprised, since SD county has been red for as long as I’ve lived here. I was also surprised to see it had been blue as recently as 1984.
I would betcha that north county is still red.
Somebody commented on the article on the UT website and noted that the blue line isn’t trending up much long term, except in 2008 probably due to Obama.
The bigger story is how the red line has been steadily marching downward at a pretty good clip for years. That must mean other parties, and probably mostly Independents, have been making the biggest gains.
svelteParticipantI was surprised, since SD county has been red for as long as I’ve lived here. I was also surprised to see it had been blue as recently as 1984.
I would betcha that north county is still red.
Somebody commented on the article on the UT website and noted that the blue line isn’t trending up much long term, except in 2008 probably due to Obama.
The bigger story is how the red line has been steadily marching downward at a pretty good clip for years. That must mean other parties, and probably mostly Independents, have been making the biggest gains.
October 30, 2008 at 12:49 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa woman chained to her house – to avoid foreclosure #295206
svelteParticipantI believe I read somewhere that they used the money to start a business that failed.
October 30, 2008 at 12:49 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa woman chained to her house – to avoid foreclosure #295541
svelteParticipantI believe I read somewhere that they used the money to start a business that failed.
October 30, 2008 at 12:49 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa woman chained to her house – to avoid foreclosure #295563
svelteParticipantI believe I read somewhere that they used the money to start a business that failed.
October 30, 2008 at 12:49 PM in reply to: Mira Mesa woman chained to her house – to avoid foreclosure #295577
svelteParticipantI believe I read somewhere that they used the money to start a business that failed.
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