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Lone Pedersen Ghanem — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 22:29:27 +0000

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Регистрации ооо — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 18:21:19 +0000

фирмы регистрация ооо петербург Статья 3. Ответственность общества
1. Общество ответственность несет по своим обязательствам всем принадлежащим ему имуществом.
2. Общество не отвечает по обязательствам своих Если акционеров.
3. несостоятельность (банкротство) общества вызвана действиями (бездействием) его акционеров или других лиц, которые имеют право давать обязательные для общества указания либо образом иным имеют возможность определять его действия, то на указанных или акционеров других лиц в случае недостаточности имущества общества может быть возложена субсидиарная ответственность по его (банкротство) обязательствам.
Несостоятельность общества считается вызванной действиями (бездействием) его акционеров иль других лиц, которые имеют право давать обязательные для общества указания либо иным имеют образом возможность определять его на все про все действия, в случае, если они использовали указанные право и (или) возможность в целях обществом совершения действия, заведомо зная, что вследствие этого наступит несостоятельность (банкротство) общества.
4. Государство и его органы несут не ответственности по обязательствам общества, одинаково как и общество не отвечает по обязательствам государства и его органов.
Статья 4. Фирменное наименование и место нахождения Общество общества
1. должно иметь полное и вправе иметь сокращенное фирменное наименование на русском Общество языке. вправе иметь также и полное (или) сокращенное фирменное наименование на языках народов Российской Федерации и (или) иностранных языках.
Полное фирменное наименование общества на русском языке надо полагать содержать полное общества наименование и указание на тип общества (закрытое или открытое). Сокращенное наименование фирменное общества на русском языке должно содержать полное иново сокращенное наименование общества и слова “закрытое акционерное или общество” “открытое акционерное общество” либо аббревиатуру “ЗАО” или наименование “ОАО”.
Фирменное общества на русском языке не может содержать иные термины и аббревиатуры, отражающие его организационно-правовую форму, том в числе заимствованные из иностранных языков, если иное не предусмотрено федеральными законами и иными правовыми актами Российской Федерации. 2. Место нахождения определяется общества местом его государственной регистрации.

Comment on Comcast sells your new phone number by Adri

Adri — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 23:46:18 +0000

I had the same experience, 2 days after switching my phone service to Comcast, I started getting a lot of telemarketing calls and they all know my name, so I know Comcast shared or sold my info to telemarketers.

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Comment on Comcast sells your new phone number by Melissa

Melissa — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 17:09:46 +0000

Our phone number has been the same for over 30 years and since we switched to Comcast we get telemarketing and credit collection calls. We even have the department of education constantly calling for a Natasha J. just because she has the same last name. We now have all kinds of 800 numbers calling the house. I just recently registered the number to the do not call list, but I guess not enough time has lapsed for it to take any effect. Comcast also sucks you in with special introductory costs and when the introductory period is over with your stuck with high bills.

Comment on Comcast sells your new phone number by Jefferson

Jefferson — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 01:03:27 +0000

The only reason I got CDV was because the last time I paid my bill they said I could save $30 a month if I got it. Sounded really sketchy, but when you’re already paying $150 for internet and cable, that $30 off sounds pretty good. Within a few hours of getting CDV I got a marketing call. Didn’t answer, of course. Now I get about 10 a day. I don’t answer any of them. Similar to when I first got comcast and set up my comcast email address. Within 5 minutes got my first spam. Eventually was getting them every few minutes, so I just never logged in again. It’s all so typical.

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Laurentiu — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 09:41:23 +0000

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Comment on Comcast sells your new phone number by Karen H.

Karen H. — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 13:47:55 +0000

Within an hour of getting my new digital voice phone number installed, I had someone calling to sell me pest service. Every day, I get at least 5 phone calls, people asking for me by NAME trying to sell me something. I had my previous number on the DNC list, but when I moved…Comcast forced me to change it for “911 reasons”. Now, I’ve been in my home for 36 days and still get calls until sometimes 10:00 pm. I’m on the DNC list, but these people are relentless. And, yes…I have a lovely recycled phone number and have the luxury of hearing a recording every day that the previous owner of the phone number has not returned the game they rented from game stop and they will be charged a daily fee. I have collectors calling my home for someone named Horacio Valesquez. Thank you, Comcast!

—–Oh yeh, and how could I forget everything that I get in my mailbox EVERY SINGLE DAY!!! I use a P.O. Box for EVERY SINGLE BILL I have. The only and I mean ONLY company that has my physical house address is comcast. I’m getting offers from the local church, pest service, alarm companies, dish network, verizon, the washington post, gutter cleaners, window installers and every company in the friggin area code! Please tell me why in the ^&## we are FORCED to deal with this?

Don’t even get me started on the nightmare installation, the subcontractor they sent to my house that stood in the driveway smoking and talking on his cell phone for over an hour, the first bill that they COMPLETELY screwed up. They overbilled me 2 times for a service disconnected almost 2 months ago, so they owe me $180. Then, they sent my first bill out for $284!!! I spent over an hour with the billing department fighting with them to lower the bill where they had incorrectly billed EVERY single service. My bill ended up being $174 by the time they made all of the corrections. That’s insane to overbill someone by more than $100!!!!

I also told them they did not have my permission to sell my information before getting an assigned phone number and she happily told me, “sure, no problem. You will be billed every month for keeping your number unlisted and your address private.” Now, we have to pay for privacy!?

The triple play is NOT worth the headache of dealing with Comcast, the lousy customer service, being on HOLD for 10-15 minutes waiting to get someone on the phone, the “service” fees and all the BS associated. I have no other cable or internet provider in my area (unless I want dial up), DirecTV can’t get a clear view of the sky and FiOs is not available in my area yet. I HATE COMCAST!!!

Comment on Comcast sells your new phone number by Miranda

Miranda — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 01:38:56 +0000

I just found this on Comcat’s “Privacy Policy” I copied and pasted this word for word
Personally identifiable information is information that identifies a particular person; it does not
include aggregate data that does not identify a particular person or persons…………
……..• information about the quantity, technical configuration, type, destination, location, and
amount of your use of the phone services; and
• information contained on your telephone bill concerning the phone services you receive.
That phone information, when matched to your name, address, and telephone number is known as
customer proprietary network information or CPNI for short. This notice, which includes our CPNI
Policy, describes what CPNI information we obtain, how we protect it, and how it may be used. If
you are a customer of our phone services, you have the right, and Comcast has a duty, under the
Telecommunications Act, to protect the confidentiality of CPNI. We will also honor any restrictions
applied by state law, to the extent applicable. AS WE EXPLAIN UNDER “HOW DO I GIVE
OR WITHHOLD MY APPROVAL FOR COMCAST TO USE CPNI TO MARKET ADDITIONAL
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO ME?” WE WILL ASSUME THAT YOU APPROVE OUR USE OF
CPNI UNLESS YOU CONTACT US TO DENY OR RESTRICT YOUR APPROVAL.

Is it just me or did that bold print basically just say yes we sell your information unless you tell us not to……

Comment on Comcast sells your new phone number by Carrie

Carrie — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 15:05:24 +0000

Yep, we just switched and it is now non-stop calls at our house. I am irate. They call from 8am-10pm. I called Comcast and the offered to make our number unlisted for a fee of $7 a month. Seriously…… $7.00 a month?!?! This is crazy.

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Comment on Comcast sells your new phone number by Nina

Nina — Fri, 30 May 2008 12:15:38 +0000

I forgot in my last post that the tech who was here doing nothing for six hours but complaining about my wires was actually trying to hook cable up through dead wires. The supervisor came and did what he couldn’t do in SIX HOURS in 10 minutes.

Comment on Comcast sells your new phone number by Nina

Nina — Fri, 30 May 2008 12:14:41 +0000

Comcast is a waste of money. They overcharge. Their technicians are jerks. I had a tech come here and he was here for at least 6 hours doing NOTHING but texting on his personal cell phone to his wife/girlfriend who he then would call and complain about my wires to. IN FRONT OF ME! Also, he went into the basement which I had cleaned the night before he came (we get water in there a lot) and he was drilling a hole through my brand new hardwood floor. My dog went downstairs and took a crap in the basement. Instead of letting me know so I could clean it, he called his supervisor and cried that he had to leave as the feces made him sick. COME ON NOW! Way to get out of a job you obviously aren’t qualified for. Then to top it all off, I ordered the slowest internet they had, since they’re all the same to me anyway. It was on the work order that I wanted the slow one. He hooked up the fastest one they had and I was getting charged 60-some dollars a month instead of the 25 which I originally asked for. THEN, I get digital voice a few months later. The tech comes to hook it up, takes him only a half an hour maybe. After he hooks it up, I was supposed to be able to get on the digital voice center online where you can look at call history, hear voicemails, etc. I couldn’t login for a week. I called three times and got the runaround and different reasons as to why it didn’t work. The actual reason was then told to me — which was they FORGOT to put my number in the system. I guess they were too busy selling my number to telemarketers — since the state police have been calling me non-stop for donations for the past few days!

COMCAST IS HORRIBLE.

Comment on Comcast sells your new phone number by Andy

Andy — Wed, 28 May 2008 01:10:56 +0000

Recycling phone numbers (as Julie said) can happen in about 5% cases, usually it has different reasons…

Do not buy anything from telemarketers! That will help.

Comment on Comcast sells your new phone number by Kay

Kay — Tue, 20 May 2008 03:44:31 +0000

Jason - don’t bother paying them for an unlisted number, it will do you NO good.

Comment on Comcast sells your new phone number by Kay

Kay — Tue, 20 May 2008 03:43:23 +0000

I’ve had Comcast for two weeks and we are getting a flood of calls even though we have an unlisted, unpublished number AND we signed up for the do not call list. Spoke with an idiot there tonight [after having an internet chat with another idiot there yesterday who said “these calls appear to be computer generated” — thanks, Sherlock) who gave me a host of inaccurate information including “you should sign up for the national do not call list because it takes effect in 24 hours”. Note to Comcast: TRAIN your people to lie, please. We are going to cancel and go with a land line. Good riddance.

Comment on Comcast sells your new phone number by Patricia

Patricia — Tue, 20 May 2008 00:11:54 +0000

The same thing happened to me with Comcast phone service in a matter of 2 business days….Comcast had to sell my number because the telemarketers EVEN KNEW MY NAME!!!!!! I had Vonage for 2 years and never received a telemarketer call. I phoned Comcast about it today and told them that I will cancel their service and go back to Vonage if this continues.

Comment on Comcast sells your new phone number by Utterly disgusted

Utterly disgusted — Wed, 14 May 2008 22:00:35 +0000

P.S. I just wanted to add that with all three numbers I’ve had through Comcast I was almost instantly solicited as well (never happened to me on ANY other unlisted phone number I had before I switched to Comcast).

On thing I will say though, the Customer service people have been some of the nicest I’ve encountered and have truly tried to be helpful and I don’t doubt they feel frustrated (heck it’s not their fault). One sweet woman stayed on the phone with me for almost an hour because her system kept glitching. I felt bad for HER. Oy vey! Comcast needs a swift kick in the rump.