My question to EPB (& answer)

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The question:

"If I don't elect to get television, telephone or broadband services when fiber is installed in my area (Red Bank) but change my mind a year later, will I be charged for equipment or fiber (or anything else) installation?"


The answer:

"Customers will not be charged for installation or equipment; they will only be charged for the services they sign up for, when they decide to sign up. So if you don't choose to sign up for services in Red Bank for several years, you'll still only pay for the services you sign up for. Thanks, Lacie."


How dare she end a sentence with a preposition like in the one above.








Lacie, if you read this, I'm just teasing. I have often ended a sentence with a proposition.

[alphacelt]

I'm sure I have as well but at the moment there aren't any examplse I can think of.

AC

[LimitedRecourse]

"I have often ended a sentence with a proposition."


Ironically, many of Yoda's sentences began with a proposition as well.

[creekcat62]

May 5, 2009 16:30:34 GMT -5 LimitedRecourse said:

"I have often ended a sentence with a proposition."


Ironically, many of Yoda's sentences began with a proposition as well.

Maybe some of his propositions ended, with a sentence.

[cadillacdude1975]

i dont guess you inquired as to what the pricing tier will look like?

[joedog]

May 8, 2009 15:05:02 GMT -5 cadillacdude1975 said:

i dont guess you inquired as to what the pricing tier will look like?

Thats usually what winds up getting you the sentence.

[davrik]

I bet Yoda cant say "nuclear" either. Oh wait, that was me. And George.