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Originally Posted by KCUnited
Please never take Google Fiber for granted. Been away for 3 days and I'm ready to move back to KCMO (not really, but kind of). We closed on our new place on Thursday at 3pm and scheduled our Comcast install for Friday (yesterday) 2 weeks in advance. Get a call from Comcast Thursday at 8am wondering why no one was here for the install. We hadn't even taken possession yet. Now, due to their flubbing of the install date, they can't get anyone out until Tuesday. No cable/internet until Tuesday and I work virtually from home. Straight amateur hour.
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Well it's not here yet, and I don't want to flip-flop, but the ass-clowns they contracted to bore the conduit into the ground sat their ****ing boring machine on my driveway AFTER A DAY OF HEAVY RAIN (!!!!!), and lifted the front of driveway pad to about 1.5 inches above the gutter! NOW Google is taking their sweet-ass time getting out here to "investigate" what happened. JFC, the city put in brand new gutters last year, they were perfectly aligned with all of our driveways, now, with a picture of that heavy bitch sitting in the driveway, and a weather report that proves the ground must have been soggy, these ****s need months to figure it out.
Well, I'm not on Google fiber yet, and while I was the #1 fan of it coming in, I can assure you it won't be going into this house until they figure out a plan for the driveway! And quite a few neighbors have agreed to tell them the same thing.
So I'd strongly recommend anybody getting Google fiber be very aware if they're boring conduit into the ground when you get it. Take before pics just in case...