Comcast remote doesn't work well when recording a program
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Comments (16)I am canceling my service with Comcast. I have the $4.99 charge to cover me in case I need to have a service call. Well in April I did have a service call as one of my two phone lines was not working. The technician who came out broke my phone and did not tell me that he broke it. I found that out much later -- it should have been a hint when he did not want me to hold the phone. Then he or Comcast put a $70.00 charge on my account. When I called Comcast, I told them about this, they admitted that it should not have been there and they told me that they would credit my account on the next bill, but that I was expected to pay it and they would issue a credit. I need to check the statutes but I don't think you can collect on disputed charges, especially when you are aware that YOU made the mistake. For the $70.00 that should not have been billed, they interrupted the service. I refuse to pay it and have notified my local jurisdiction and the FCC. If you are looking for a cable or internet or phone provider, don't walk past Comcast, run as fast and as far as you can....See MoreOld Sears garage opener remote stopped working
Comments (15)Hope I'm not just "talking to myself". I went to HD and purchased the Chamberlain Model 955D at $50+tax. It appears to be an exact replacement for my (10 year old, thereabouts) Craftsman 139.53683. I also discovered in this process the "Smart" program button, it is under the front pop cover, no need to remove the three screws that give one access to the internals of the receiver. Well, this gave me a chance to check the old units using the new units and I was surprised to find that both the receiver and transmitter appear to be bad. The old remote will not program to operate the new receiver, and the new remote will not program to operate the old receiver: conclusion both the old remote and receiver failed at the same time. This seems highly unlikely, maybe the old and new are not interchangeable....See MoreCraftsman garage door opener wall remote not working
Comments (24)I have a problem with my liftmaster 1/2 hp. My house was built in 2005 but im not sure what year the opener is, but my remotes do not work and my hard wire button doesnt work but is blinking. My sensors that detect objects in the way still blinks if i put my leg or something in the way but light bulb on the lifter itself doesnt work and it is a good bulb. and i plugged other objects like a fan or charger or something in that outlet on the ceiling that the lifter is plugged in at and it works. when i unplug the lifter the hard wire button light goes out and when i plug it back up it continues to blink still. What do i need to do?...See MoreBuilding doesn't seem smart but no other option?
Comments (11)Before building anywhere, one has to look at the recently solds of the homes that your new home will be comparable to. Determine what your new home would sell for once completed. (Usually just adding up the value of the land, plus the costs of the new build will not get you the fair market value of the new home and lot) Sometimes, a vacant lot just is not economically viable to build upon. However, usually lake front lots are. Note to the OP... I work with lake homes quite a bit. You really need to get a RE agent to determine the FMV of your lot and of the lot and house, when finished. Lake front lots can vary in value wildly from the neighbor's lot... water quality, size of cove, visibility of the main channel, sunset/sunrise views, shallow areas, sandy beach, rip/rap, wake zones, endangered aquatic plants, Army Corps of Engineer regs... I would advise you to do these two steps first, to be sure the lots are priced at economically feasible values....See More- 11 years ago
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