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Suddenlink Switch from Cox.net is Not Smooth

Monday, March 19th, 2007
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Seems they have been getting swamped with calls, as I was on hold for well over 35 minutes the other day and another 20 minutes today. The music and announcements they play while you are on hold is way too repetitive. The online form to switch over tells me the information I was entering wasn’t correct, even though I know it was. I couldn’t get their online chat to work in Firefox or IE7 (I only have IE6 on vmware) even with pop-up blocker turned off. I guess I could email them but I am now skeptical if even their email form will work.

I got a mailer today that said “Attention: On March 2nd Your Cox.net email account is moving to Suddenlink.net”. Not sure why it took it over two weeks to get mailed though :P However it had another phone number to call: 1 888 849 4540 and I wasn’t on hold very long with that phone number. The one the web site gave me seemed to put me on hold forever. I was finally able to switch over finally though. One thing I wish that would of been mentioned is that this would of been a chance to create a new “primary” email account, however you can only do so with email accounts you already have. I tried to add a new one through Cox.net’s admin and it seems they redirect you to Suddenlink.net, I even was able to find a login that stayed on cox.net but it would not log me in. Seems a little after I switched over there web site is now in maintenance, probably to fix whatever issue it was they were having. The tech support guy on the phone knew what the problem was right away so I guess they had some growing pains.

Cox.net users have to move to SuddenLink

Saturday, March 3rd, 2007
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We all know the bills got new branding on them since SuddenLink bought out some cable systems from Cox. So if you have a Cox.net email address you will have to move over to a SuddenLink email address. Email service has been improved a bit, allowing you to have 10 e-mail boxes, 2.5 gigs of total e-mail storage and 20meg attachments. They already shut down the free web space (you may have gotten a snail mail letter and a email about that). However your email address is already reserved on SuddenLink and it will auto-forward your old cox.net email to your new email SuddenLink address for 90 days. Also on March 6, they will have a sign up for free web space again, with much more space (up to 250mb). You might visit the SuddenLink site for more information.