Non-Stop Customer Service Failures

Account Holder Here.

Wow. I don’t know what else to say.

So earlier this year, my wife noticed a massive dip in internet speeds following a routine service in the area that included a heads up that our internet would be out. After dealing with it for months, we finally called a tech in. Turns out according to him after lots of testing during the service they didn’t properly reallocate or redistribute, so our speeds went to basically nothing. He provided a new modem - nothing. New cables - nothing. To test he ran a cable directly into the NID under our back door and into the modem. He then left because he had another call but assured they were working on reallocating and it should fix. Then he would come back to remove the cable and replug in our outdoor cable into the house entry. That was months ago.

After repeated attempts to get someone to get this cord out over several months we have just been living with this cord going from the NID directly into the modem under the back door.

Last night we had another service interruption. After a couple hours got the text it was all done and service to the area was restored. Still no internet at my house.

Got someone to make an appointment for today between 8 AM to 12 PM. No one came. Wife called back. Spent hours on the phone. Now we have an appointment for a week later after we were told ‘no one was home’ when we were waiting by the door and looking out the windows nonstop.

So now we have no internet through no fault of our own. Our appointment was just not done and it was lied about so now it’s on us for ‘not being home’. My wife was screaming on the phone for hours because everyone just kept saying ‘they can’t get anyone out especially when you weren’t home for the appointment time’. The makeup appointment is a week away and working remote I can’t do so I’m facing not working for a week because someone lied about us not being home. We still have a cord going from my office under the back door directly to the NID outside that still isn’t gone after months, and now the HOA is also threatening us about it because it impedes grass cutting.

I just want someone to fix the internet issue that was caused by this service interruption (nothing we did) and fix the cord (which wasn’t us either). And it’s taking all of our sanity just to try getting that to work.

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u/Fit-Lemon-1013 — 9 hours ago
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The Anti-PCL Combo

Hit em with the Poison Paralysis and then DIP 🫡

Deck and Cover being Colorless is absolutely filth.

u/Fit-Lemon-1013 — 22 days ago
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Double Evolution Chip Damage Resets = Nasty | Zuby’s Build of the Week #4 - ‘Reload! Reload!’

‘Reload! Reload!’

This one is not for autopilot gamers.

Suicune ex is already one of the smoothest Active-spot engines in the game, but pairing it with the Sobble line turns the deck into a weird little chip-damage puzzle where every evolution decision matters.

Basic How-To:

-Start Sobble / get multiple Sobbles down ASAP

-Use Suicune ex in the Active spot to keep the draw engine online

-Evolve into Drizzile/Inteleon for evolution chip damage on active

-Use Parasol Lady to reset the Sobble line back into hand

-Replay the same evolution line for more chip damage

-Or place the same evolution card onto two different Sobble/Drizzile in the same turn for double chip turns

Suicune ex is the main attacker here, but the real sauce is the Sobble evolution line. You’re not just evolving because “Stage 2 good.” You’re evolving to squeeze damage out of the chip effect, then using Parasol Lady to reload the line and do it again.

Parasol Lady is what makes the deck feel gross when it works. It can fully reset your Sobble → Drizzile → Inteleon line so you can reuse the evolution chip damage, or it can let you spread the same evolution card across two different Sobble/Drizzile targets in one turn for double chip pressure.

WARNING: THIS DECK IS AN ADVANCED DECK FOR ADVANCED PLAYERS

The sequencing is where games are won or thrown. Suicune ex’s draw is passive from the Active spot, so the hard part is timing everything around it: when to switch, when to reset the evolution line, when to leave Suicune active, and when to position Sobble/Drizzile/Inteleon in the Active spot so the next evolution chip actually matters. It’s all precision timing.

But when it clicks? Watching the Sobble line puzzle-piece chip damage math together is so satisfying. You start forcing uncomfortable switches, breaking “safe” HP numbers, and KO’ing Pokémon your opponent thought were completely out of range.

Definitely not the easiest deck I’ve posted, but probably one of the most rewarding if you like high-skill sequencing, weird damage math, and making your opponent ask, “Wait… how am I in KO range?”

u/Fit-Lemon-1013 — 2 months ago