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  • The representative was insistent upon factually incorrect information.

  • The representative was poorly trained with regard to the information with which they were supposedly dealing.

  • The representative was dismissive of a potential customer’s perfectly valid privacy concerns.

  • The representative exhibited poor written communication skills.

  • The representative presented their assumptions regarding Comcast’s security infrastructure as fact (or, at best, was paraphrasing and unwittingly glossed over the details).

  • Seeing these behaviors, I would not trust this person with my personal information.