According to reports, Comcast of Olathe, Kansas installed a line at a homeless shelter in Olathe. Well, if the story ended here, it would be a normal story.
The problem here is after the landlord of the building hired a plumber to investigate a pungent smell that was starting to evacuate the building, it was discovered that Comcast of Olathe, KS. installed the line through a sewer line.
The problem here is the Shelter and landlord contacted Fox 4 of KC to help after repeated phone calls to Comcast of Olathe, KS. went unanswered.
From rumors, Comcast of Olathe sent a crew to the building but because of the improper equipment did not offer to fix the problem.
The homeless shelter is still closed.
To read more, go to Comcast caused homeless shelter to close down.
What do you think Comcast should do? If you think Comcast should fix the problem, call them at (877) 547-9973.
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2 Comments
I read your blog post this morning regarding Comcast causing the closing of a homeless shelter in Olathe.
ReplyDeleteFirst, Comcast did the citizens of Olathe a favor. Olathe does not need any free loaders. I'm glad they caused the homeless shelter to close.
Second, Comcast should not fix the repairs. They have a disclosure that protects them. The sewer is probably old and needed to be replaced and the landlord is hiding behind a minor mistake that Comcast did.
Glad to hear that Comcast has fixed the problem and the shelter is open.
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