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1 year ago
Don't need to outlaw that, that's exactly what class action lawsuit is for.
But where were your comments about fraud way back when Comcast was doing exactly the opposite of what it's own FAQS said it was doing?
http://techliberation.com/2007/10/20/is-comcast...>
1 year ago