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In response to "Comcast is evil will not stop billing a Widow' husband cell phone without his notarized signature despite being shown his death certificate and pow -- nm" by zeitgeist

Depending on the state they live in, that could constitute unlawful debt collection or an unfair business practice.

Posted by ReluctantCynic (aka ReluctantCynic) Dec 17 '18, 13:17

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Washington. ..I I told her to contact Jesse Jones consumer reporter Channel 7 cuz he loves that kind of stuff -- nm - zeitgeist Dec 17, 13:23 1
- Excellent idea. The Washington AG also has a pretty decent consumer protection division, too. -- nm - ReluctantCynic Dec 17, 13:28

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