From a brief (and tired and therefore inaccurate) look into the issue, the answer may lie in the libaudio.so library; you may like to poke around further if there is a patched version without this artificially included limitation.
A solution for another kind of phone is here; the callrecorder+alsamixer trick may work for you too.
And there are talks about libaudio that does beeps in 10-second intervals when recording the call, and a library version that does not, so it is probably this library where the core of the issue resides, or its immediate vicinity. I cannot do more now due to time constraints.
Itâs really easy if you tell them youâre moving someplace that doesnât have Comcast service. Trying to convince you to stay would just be a waste of their own time and money, so they donât bother.
Iâve canceled Comcast twice for that reason, and had no problems at all. They tried suggesting a transfer to Comcast in the new location, but saying there is no Comcast put an end to it instantly.
Just for future reference, Cheshire, Connecticut is one such place without Comcast. You could also say youâre moving out of the country, I suppose. Theyâll probably want an address to send the last bill to.
Another possibility might be to cancel service in person at a Comcast location. There, the person is probably standing, doesnât have someone monitoring that they stick to a script, and may have other customers waiting behind you.
Actually, the monopolistic empire thing makes it easy to cancel service. All you have to do is tell them youâre moving someplace that they donât cover. Then thereâs no point trying to convince you not to switch.
The monopolies have a lot of problems, true. But in this one instance, it provides customers a get-out-of-phone-hell-free card.
Sorry I canât help with Charter. Talk to the local phone company to demand higher speeds, ideally something like FIOS.
This has worked for me. But, I was actually telling the truth. They never seemed to catch on that I signed up for service for 3 months, every 6 months⌠made it nice to get their promo rate all the time.
Internal documents at Comcast have recently shown that the population of Cheshire, Connecticut has ballooned to 4.5 million from just over 29,000 several years agoâŚ
CM doesnât have recording support out of the box because Google has it off in the Android code-base, and the lack of built-in app for same is for legal reasons. But if you install something like Alsamixer to turn that audio channel back on then it should work fine. (Havenât tested it myself, thatâs from forum threads by Cyanogen users who are recording successfully).
stop putting âtrigger warningâ on shit that is normal day to day experiences. Too bad you didnt do multiple tours in Iraq or Afghanistan and know what real triggers areâŚfucking joke.
The part I have trouble believing is how these people managed to connect with such a sweet and compassionate customer rep. I sincerely wanted to murder about 90% of all Comcast employees Iâve ever had contact with.
That said, when I pulled the plug on my cable TV a year ago (completely for budget reasons), their immediate response was, âOK, what date will you be ending service?â End of story. And they have never tried to recruit me back, even once.
I get Verizon ads in the mail every day or two, but they do not actually offer service to my address, as itâs an apartment complex which was completely contracted to Comcast.
One day, the apt. stopped including cable in the rent, and the next day I cut the cord.
As an ex Comcast customer I can tell you the internet outages were almost every day of the week and often twice a day. Unfortunately, due to my locale there is no other internet provider except for YK&W, if you get my drift.
Thatâs probably the difference. If you say you have money but want to give it to someone else, they try really hard to get it back. If you have no money, then they want you gone.
This is a common understanding. You do not need consent. In âall-partyâ states you just have to give notice that you are recording. TMK there is no US jurisdiction that requires consent.
I vowed never to give Comcast another dime after they refused to call off their illegal collections agency for their own billing mistake. I am lucky enough to live in an apartment with a faster independent ISP that costs less so itâs a no brainer.
That and the time I spent a half hour trying to switch down to Basic Cable and had to give up when they wouldnât acknowledge that it existed, wanting to keep me in the higher service tiers.
These monopolies are able to trap people into suffering their illegal abuse, while still having most people believe the commercials that tell them that they are getting manna from heaven, is to me evidence that freedom of speech for corporations with unlimited dollars to spend is not serving the transparency goals that the founders had in mind with the first amendment.
Itâs why Iâm beginning to come around to the idea that a constitutional amendment limiting free speech to individuals rather than businesses is needed.
