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Call to Action! Greensboro Time Warner Protest Saturday

Phillip Dampier April 15, 2009 Events 6 Comments
Greensboro, North Carolina

Greensboro, North Carolina

If you are in the Greensboro area, please consider attending a peaceful public protest against unwarranted usage caps this Saturday.  The event runs at the same time the Rochester protest will take place.

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2009
Time: 11:00am – 5:00pm
Location: Time Warner Cable
Street: 1813 Spring Garden St‎
City/Town: Greensboro, NC

Whether or not you can attend, please also consider contacting your congressmen and protest the outrageous rate increase this represents:

Congressman Brad Miller (336) 574-2909
Congressman Howard Coble (336) 333-5005

The Greensboro City Council should also hear from you on this issue.

You can obtain additional information on this protest event on Facebook.

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bbsmith
bbsmith
15 years ago

I will be there and here is a report from WGHP. [quote]Protest Over Tiered Internet Pricing Planned for Saturday Staff Writer April 15, 2009 Customers upset with Time Warner Cable’s plan to test a new Internet pricing system in Greensboro are staging a protest Saturday at the company’s office on Spring Garden St. Time Warner plans to begin testing a new tiered pricing plan for Internet users in August. The plan would charge customers based on how many gigabytes of bandwidth they use each month. The company says the pricing change is an attempt to keep up with the growing… Read more »

JM
JM
15 years ago

Bzzzzzzzt! Wrong answer. “…modifying the plan…”

Correct answer: “…ending the plan…”

How is bad PR having a “conversation” with customers?

Robert Foreman
Robert Foreman
15 years ago

I will be there. I just hope a lot of people show up.

Rick
Rick
15 years ago

GFY (good for you) Time Warner!

Jessica Clampitt
Jessica Clampitt
15 years ago

http://www.PetitionOnline.com/nocap/petition.html

Sign this petition, it may help.

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