My small-claims court hearing with Sprint Nextel for the shafting I previously described was today. Sprint didn’t show up, and the clerk magistrate entered a default judgment in my favor. She said she was going to review the details of the complaint, which I provided to her in writing, and my other evidence, of which… Read More: Default judgment against Sprint in small-claims court »
Concerning my prevously described bad experience with British Airways’ terrible baggage handling, I’m sure not the only one! Today’s Wall Street Journal ran a story about it on page D1, with a teaser on the front page. “Welcome to London: Your Luggage Is Missing — Why British Airways Is Worse Than Even U.S. Airlines At Losing… Read More: British Airways baggage handling roasted by the WSJ »
[Update: See NSTAR’s apology.] I wrote last year about NSTAR’s turning off paper billing without prior consent for customers enrolled in their e-Bill program. I sent a sternly worded complaint to NSTAR about this as well as complaining to the Department of Telecommunications and Energy. Well, they’re at it again.
HP is currently offering a promotion which includes rebates on several of their All-in-One printers as well as a $15 rebate on an HP Photo Value Pack when you purchase one printer in particular, the C5280. See here for more information about this promotion. Then read on for the experience I had trying to take… Read More: It pays to shop around »
Here’s the response from British Airways to my complaint to them about my delayed baggage:
A little over a month ago, I posted a letter I sent to American Airlines about a bad experience my family had on an international flight. I’ve received the following woefully inadequate response:
I bought a Netgear wireless router (model WGR614v7) early in May 2007 so that I could use WiFi at home. I’ve since exchanged it for a Linksys wireless router, and I will never purchase another Netgear product. Here’s why…
I think there must be ghosts haunting the world’s email servers this week or something, because in the few days, I’ve had three different surreal email incidents.
July 6, 2007 Customer Relations American Airlines Post Office Box 619612 MD 2400 DFW Airport, TX 75261-9612 To whom it may concern: I am writing to complain about the unsatisfactory experience my family had on recent American Airlines flights.
July 6, 2007 Continental Airlines, Inc. Post Office Box 4607-NHCCR Houston, TX 77210-4607 To whom it may concern: I am writing about your handling of my delayed baggage on a recent Continental flight.