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Part of the reason I was on so long was because I had to recover a $30 charge they hit me for over MLB - when I had specifically terminated it months before. But the young South Asian girl who was "helping" me took an eternity to get that done. That was because it took her forever to pull up my account. I think they try to wear you down and make you give up. But while they were holding my money, I wasn't going to give up. The other amazing thing was, "customer loyalty" said that when I terminated my account they could not refund the $65.99 that they had already charged me for the first payment of Sunday Ticket, when I hadn't even seen a down of football. I was blown away. At that point I had to close my account just on principle. Interestingly, part of their closing script was to tell me to be on the lookout for offers to re-subscribe. I always thought the cost of new customer acquisition was a "thing" in business, but it appears AT&T's version of DTV now builds this into their model. PS - was not a jerk.

16-year DTV customer here, just called to get an MLB charge removed from my bill (when I had already called months earlier to get it removed from my account), and see what new credits might be available. I ended my call 100 minutes later having closed my account. They were brutal. And oh by the way, told me they could not refund me the $65.99 they had already charged me for the first payment for ST they had collected from me. How ridiculous is that? I am hoping they contact me with new customer offers. They better be good.

That the Bills burned a 6th on Bass understandably allows one to underestimate the Haush love.

Nice

/\ Looks like trouble...

Or a bad sign.

Easy there. I'm curious whether the OP came up with the idea of trading Tre as a "smart football decision" or if it was retaliatory. Other than the timing of the post, I can't tell. Can you? No judgements here, just curious.

What prompted this thread?

Ray Ray's demeanor on the field was arrogant and nonchalant, which I always found odd for a guy that fumbled as much as he did. He doesn't belong on an NFL roster.

Studiously ignoring them, as I do every year.

I'll be doing the same.

Really? By who?

OP, my take on what you have reported is this: Pegula liquidated East Resources to buy the Bills at a good time. He sold that part of his portfolio "high", which is usually seen as smart business. That is all.

I thought the protests were about police brutality. What part of the American government do you want to see McDermott protest?

Are you thinking your participation as a fan would be in doubt at the moment you jump in your car?

The idea that the military is "political" is interesting. Is the military conservative or liberal? Before you answer, consider recent statements from Generals Colin Powell, James Mattis, John Kelly, and Admiral William McRaven.

Can someone point out Diggs in that group photo? I don't see him but the guy in the tyedye shirt looks like Antonio Brown.

Last year and the year before I believe, Bills season ticket holders got ST Max for $100 as a perk. Hopefully that continues this year.

Its scary that there are people out there who belive this. No

I thought Bulldog fans referred to him as Jake From State Farm.

I speak from experience. You learn failure is no option.

Having to grow up fast due to losing a parent when young has its benefits.

You do know that 60,000 season tickets have already been sold, right?

You simply can't bring up the color rush unis without it turning into a like/dislike thread. Dislike intensely, here.

Coincidence? Hyde.