I just got this email.

Shades of the past. Does this sound familiar?

fltsfshr

PS Remember when you're stocking up your shelter, nothing keeps better than spam unless it's hormel chili.





Dear Comcast Business Class Customer:
On Wednesday, November 9 at 2 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time), FEMA and the Federal
Communications Commission (FCC) will conduct the nation’s first-ever Emergency Alert System
(EAS) test. The purpose of this test is to help determine if the national-level system will work as
designed, should officials ever need to send a national alert.
This test will last approximately three minutes and will be seen on all local, cable, and satellite TV stations across the country, as well as radio.
Here’s What You Should Know
Your Comcast programming will be temporarily interrupted. However, as soon as the test ends, you will be returned to your regularly scheduled programming. While we do not anticipate an interruption in your service, in some rare cases, you may need to:
• Use your remote to channel up and then channel down or power down your box to fully restore programming after the test completes.
• Any DVR recordings that are in progress during this test will be interrupted, and in some cases, lost.
If you experience the Emergency Alert System message for more than five minutes, please do
the following:
• Power-cycle your cable box by unplugging the power cord from the outlet.
• Wait thirty seconds and then plug it back in.
The guide data and Video OnDemand content will take a period of time to fully restore. Please
wait 20 minutes before choosing Video OnDemand as this might result in other errors with your
box. To watch a video and learn more on how to Power-cycle, CLICK HERE.
To learn more about the national EAS test, visit us at: http://www.comcast.com/nationaleastest/
or visit FEMA at http://www.fema.gov/emergency/ipaws/eas_info.shtm.
http://www.fcc.gov/encyclopedia/emer...ationwide-test
We thank you for being a loyal Comcast Business Class customer.
Sincerely,
Comcast Business Class Customer Care

 

translation " we have no idea if our crap will work, just in case it doesn't at least now we can say "told ya so."

we got the same thing except it was to customer not commercial.