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The purchase of Plaxo, an address book management and social-networking service, helps Comcast create a unified social-media experience across its Internet, voice, and TV properties.
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I'm on social networking overload and LinkedIn serves all my business networking needs. Good for Plaxo though... they made a grundle.
It?s a shame, and not because I don?t like Comcast. I have never been their customer primarily because they don?t offer service in my area of the country. I have no reason to like or dislike them as I have no experience with them.
And although I have been evangelizing Plaxo to all my friends and family, the new Pulse service just isn?t gaining enough traction. If it was, they wouldn?t have sold the company.
https://www.plaxo.com/signin?r=%2Fdelete_account%3Fsrc%3Dplxhelp_1218
- by BonnieNewfield September 17, 2008 2:43 PM PDT
- Plaxo's "SERVICES" have been getting worse and worse. I have a paid account and I have been trying to get a problem where I get an error message after I sign in to be fixed. I even went so far as to have a friend call the so-called PRESIDENT OF PLAXO - Ben Golub (ben@plaxo.com) to fix it, but NOTHING HAPPENED! My friend works for a law firm (like I do) and if nothing is done soon, I'll sue these people!
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(5 Comments)Their so-called "SERVICES" only permit a mere 3,000 contacts!!!! They only permit a mere 1,000 pulse relationships! They keep telling people that we are stuck with these limitations until they get off their duffs and increase the number.
They claim the limitations are only due to hotmail, yahoo, gmail, etc. limitation but they don't mention that before their address books were limited to about 65,000 -- the limitations of then Outlook/Outlook Express.
All of these services claim that their are set up for the business person. Well, some of business persons have tons of contacts! If they intend to keep this stuff up then the answer is for everyone to BOYCOTT THEIR SERVICES BIG TIME AND FOR THOSE OF US THAT HAVE PAID FOR OUR SERVICES, TO DEMAND A REFUND!
Bonnie Newfield
South Barre VT
email: bonnienewfield@yahoo.com