Comcast: Worst Company in America for 2010

[YosemiteSam]

Sweet. :laugh2:

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Congratulations Comcast; You're The Worst Company In America!
By Chris Morran on April 26, 2010 10:31 AM

Behold, the Golden Poo

After four rounds of bloody battle against some of the most publicly reviled businesses in America, Comcast can now run up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and hold its hands high in victory -- it has bested everyone else to earn the title of Worst Company In America for 2010.

In a three-day, knock-down, drag-out bout with Ticket "Apollo Creed" Master, the little cable company that could showed just how badly their horrendous service, exorbitant costs, throttled internet and plans to acquire NBC Universal have ticked the Consumerist readers.

All that remains is for the Golden Poo to be delivered to Comcast HQ in the City of Brotherly Love. We fully expect them to set it in a place of honor in the lobby, where all guests can see it.

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[Phoenix]

I believe it. They were my only option upon moving in to my new apartment in Alexandria, VA a few months back. Verizon Fios had just weeks before pulled out of the area, and my apartment location prevents me from being able to use dish.

Comcast truly sucks.

 

[Illini88228]

That's always been my impression of them.

 

[tomson75]

I'm glad they're getting the recognition they deserve.

 

[JohnnyHopkins]

Is that a real award? That would suck to be them!

 

[Signals]

Is that a real award? That would stink to be them!

Fixed it for ya.

 

[Hoofbite]

Wow. They must have been working hard to beat out AT&T.






Not really. Just a recent issue has me pissed at AT&T.

 

[big dog cowboy]

I am soooooooo happy they are no where near my hometown.

 

[Hoofbite]

Capped bandwidth is a joke.

Down with any company that has bandwidth restrictions.

 

[fannypack]

Capped bandwidth is a joke.

Down with any company that has bandwidth restrictions.

Well, to be fair the closest I've ever gotten has been like 150gigs or so.

Granted, a limit like this will eventually be really restrictive as the speeds increase and streaming video quality increases.