Well, That Didn't Take Long

Two weeks after switching his phone, internet and cable service, Halburn has filed another complaint with the WV Public Service Commission, this time against Frontier Communications.

In it he complains that he has problems with his internet and TV that interfere with his online masters degree studies from the diploma mill down the road. Because, you know, you can't get a master's degree unless you watch plenty of Phineas and Ferb.
Here's a tip for you, fatsack, Strayer is about 6 miles away. Waddle out to your cheap Korean sub-compact and drive over there.

He's been complaining that he's had to reset his Dish TV box several times after the storms we've had.

Boo-fucking-hoo. Welcome to the world of satellite TV. Get used to losing your signal every time it gets cloudy.

And Halburn, being the communist that he is, says that utility companies that fail to provide proper services to customers should be closed down by the state. That's his solution to everything. Government.

Then when he starts his phone call campaign and calls every five minutes he gets pissed when he gets cut off because he wants to argue with the customer service reps. No wonder he gets hung up on. No one should have to take the abuse you know he's dishing out.

So once again he thinks that filing a complaint with the state will get their attention.

So that's what he did.

At least this time he's not asking for TEN MILLION dollars. He just wants no more interruptions or "crashes".

PutnamEYES.com saw this coming the day he got connected to Frontier.

Let us quote from the article we published last month:

"Is he in for a rude awakening.

The funny thing is that Frontier's TV service is provided by Dish Network. He's really going to blow a gasket every time the wind blows hard and he loses his signal. Plus, he'll need a receiver for his other 7 televisions which is going to cost him at least 7 bucks per receiver per month depending on what bells and whistles he gets.

And then he'll be even more pissed when he finds out that the PSC has no jurisdiction over Dish Network whatsoever.
He won't be able to file a complaint against God about the weather when it rains hard and he can't watch Extreme Makeover or some other lame show.

Frontier just does the billing for Dish. They don't have anything to do with and aren't responsible for supplying the service.

When he eventually gets pissed off about this deal, and you know that he will, they'll be happy to let him cancel his service, except he's going to have to pay Dish $18.00 a month for the remainder of his 24 month contract. Plus Frontier's going to want their $400 early termination fee fee as well."

ESP? No, we just know how Halburn works. We've been living rent free in his head for almost two years now.

We'll repeat: The WV PSC has absolutely NO jurisdiction over internet services or satellite TV services. He has no basis for a claim.

If they're smart they'll let him out of his contract and be done with his harassment. Then he'll have to go crawling back to Suddenlink. And start complaining about them again.

We'll keep you updated and let you know when they deny this complaint.

UPDATE: Frontier has filed their answer and has said EXACTLY the same thing that we wrote above. He won't even let them into his second wife's house to see what the problems might be. They're ready to kick his fat ass to the curb.

UPDATE 2: Halburn filed a response to the answer, by basically doing what he always does: Blaming someone else.
They lied. It's their fault. Blah, blah blah.
And of course if he switches, he wants THEM to find him a new provider. We'd tell him to get lost and pound sand up his fat ass.
This assclown can't seem to grasp that whatever problems he may be having are not under the jurisdiction of the PSC.

The case is:

11-0243-T-C
Mark Halburn v. Frontier West Virginia Inc.
Formal Complaint - quality of service