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Paul 04-01-2004 18:35

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Like I said a few pages back ;

Quote:

Originally Posted by pem
I really think too many people on this site are trying to read far too much into events - I don't suppose anybody considered the more obvious reason that Peter simply posted it on the two sites he is a member of ?


Frank 04-01-2004 18:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Kitty
It really isn't fair to put the blame at Peter he does post on the other two forums but not here I am sure if Pointman was around he would have like he did for the news trails.

Perhaps everyone should bear in mind that those ntl staff who do become involved, in whatever capacity, do do off their own backs. Their presence is not required here, or on any other ntl-related forum, but instead they voluntarily (sometimes in their own time) have conversations with ntl's customers.


IMHO, these people are to be commended for their involvement, no matter how limited it is, simply because they do it through choice and not because they are told to by ntl.

ntl the company needs to wake up and start talking to their customers in an official capacity instead of leaving it to a small minority of the more enthusiastic employees to do in their own time.

carlingman 05-01-2004 22:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dr. Plummer
How the hell do you come up with that carlingman? We was told ntl wanted the site closed by 24th June 2003, this was launched on the 20th June 2003 any idea to launch this site before we was told this did not exist so how we helped assist in the closure i'll never know, when ntl had already decided this way back, before any idea went into creating this site. :)

If ntl ignore a customer panel because they are members of this site, then that just goes to show how 'petty' and full of politics ntl are.

Now now Mick come off it a bit here.

I believe and know there is more to it than that as well you do.

I am not going to get into the politics about the date but my main point was that you knew or maybe not yourself personally but those concerned were well aware of the iminent closure of .com and stopped on the gravy train (payroll) defending them right up until the plug was pulled and then when you had the whistle blown over here came clean.

Like i said before in the past i sort of accept the reasons for this but lets not try and gloss over it.

Again you misread what i have said NTL will not ignore a customer panel because of the Members of this site more the case they will be well wary about getting their fingers burnt by the Admin of this site.

And yes I agree they are petty and full of politics.

Again to reiterate it has happened so move on as many have done.

:)

icanadvise 06-02-2004 16:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sociable
I think we should at least give NTL a chance to respond to the general theme of this thread before we jump to any conclusions about what that reaction will be.

I will be putting together a mail to Peter in as positive a way as possible and remain hopefull that we can find a constructive way forward.

It will help that process if we all try to think and act more positively and put any past bad experiences behind us as that will be part of what I say to Peter in my message to him.

What did he reply out of interest?

Sociable 06-02-2004 17:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
What did he reply out of interest?

Basically that it was not his department so he had no interest at all and in any case his involvement with any forum is not as an NTL emplyee as such so he rarely even posts in that capacity even when it is his department.

So sadly Erol's suggestion led to a dead end but I live in hope a more willing individual can be located eventually that can speak for NTL so we can move this project forward.

Frank 06-02-2004 18:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sociable
So sadly Erol's suggestion led to a dead end but I live in hope a more willing individual can be located eventually that can speak for NTL so we can move this project forward.

I don't know about willing, but we can definitely find the person who can help us with this idea. It's not a bad idea at all, and hopefully we can get something off the ground soon. I will PM you about it.

Sociable 06-02-2004 18:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Keyser
I don't know about willing, but we can definitely find the person who can help us with this idea. It's not a bad idea at all, and hopefully we can get something off the ground soon. I will PM you about it.

That's great Keyser.

Sorry I sort of let this thread lapse over the holidays :blush: but it is certainly time to have another try to get it moving so I look forward to getting the PM.

EDIT: Thanks for the PM I see now why holding off for a few was appropriate so less :blush: now. :)

Florence 06-02-2004 18:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sociable
Basically that it was not his department so he had no interest at all and in any case his involvement with any forum is not as an NTL emplyee as such so he rarely even posts in that capacity even when it is his department.

So sadly Erol's suggestion led to a dead end but I live in hope a more willing individual can be located eventually that can speak for NTL so we can move this project forward.

I wasn't suprised Sociable at the time of you contacting him some on here was attacking him for not posting on here.

He is after all only working with those who trial products what we need is a general manager who is interested in moving the company forward.

Frank 06-02-2004 23:24

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What we need is someone in a position of responsibility who is willing to get their hands dirty and try and sort out some of ntl's worst problems in conjunction with customers who aren't going to go away.

Stuartbe 06-02-2004 23:31

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Keyser
What we need is someone in a position of responsibility who is willing to get their hands dirty and try and sort out some of ntl's worst problems in conjunction with customers who aren't going to go away.

:tu: dont hold your breath m8 !!!

Florence 06-02-2004 23:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Keyser
What we need is someone in a position of responsibility who is willing to get their hands dirty and try and sort out some of ntl's worst problems in conjunction with customers who aren't going to go away.

perhaps a few from each area could arrange a visit on the same day. Like a co-ordinated effort to get these area managers to look at the idea for the future of NTL.

icanadvise 13-02-2004 11:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sociable
Basically that it was not his department so he had no interest at all and in any case his involvement with any forum is not as an NTL emplyee as such so he rarely even posts in that capacity even when it is his department.

So sadly Erol's suggestion led to a dead end but I live in hope a more willing individual can be located eventually that can speak for NTL so we can move this project forward.

Thanks for that Sociable I think it is difficult to judge what this means when we do not know what you asked him? For example you mention "department" twice.

I think the "willing" is a bit unfair given his active participation in .com when it was around and other forums today. Of all NTL employees I think he has consistently supported us customers the longest. Is this lack of willingness towards individuals or this site?

I wonder if maybe the wrong questions were asked maybe the right questions in the wrong way maybe it should be one of the formal NTHW team who asks?

Thanks again for your efforts.

Sociable 13-02-2004 12:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
Thanks for that Sociable I think it is difficult to judge what this means when we do not know what you asked him? For example you mention "department" twice.

I think the "willing" is a bit unfair given his active participation in .com when it was around and other forums today. Of all NTL employees I think he has consistently supported us customers the longest. Is this lack of willingness towards individuals or this site?

I wonder if maybe the wrong questions were asked maybe the right questions in the wrong way maybe it should be one of the formal NTHW team who asks?

Thanks again for your efforts.

At Peter's request the discussion we had remains "Private". It may, however, help if I restate the main conclusions.

The reason for contacting Peter specifically was that Erol had inferred he was the right person to talk to about moving forward with the scheme and was willing to discuss the issues with me.

It was only after having had an initial discussion with him this proved to be incorrect and that, despite Peter's continued interest in providing information and advice specifically within the area of Customer Trials, he was not able to get involved at all with the sort of scheme we are proposing here.

Peter is not now, and does not wish to be, a spokesperson for NTL.

To quote the Signature he uses on forums:

"Any opinions expressed as 'Peter M' are entirely my own, and in no way are intended to reflect the views of ntl:. Any assistance or advice offered, is given in good faith, but if I didn't think it was good advice I wouldn't give it."

Willing in this case was, therefore, specific to the notion of participating in a customer panel scheme as an NTL spokesperson along the lines described in this thread and the earlier one at .com no more than that.

This was not linked in any way to the idea having come from .co.uk but simply that he felt that participation by himself in the scheme was outside the scope of his position within NTL and the way he prefers to be involved with the various forums.

So where to next?

The problem for us, at least in the short term, is that NTL themselves are currently re-organising and so it is not possible to identify who would be the most appropriate person to contact.

Hopefully this situation will become clearer before too long and we will be able to progress this idea further. Until then it still makes sense to continue to discuss and refine our ideas so that as and when we can proceed we will be better prepared to get a positive outcome.

I hope this clarifies the current state of play and apologise for any confusion or wrong impression given by my earlier post regarding this matter.

icanadvise 15-02-2004 12:36

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Thank you for that Sociable. At the risk of sounding like a dog gnawing at a bone I do still wonder if your initiative towards him should still be supported by an equivalent one from the Admin team.

Isnââ‚ ¬ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢t Pointman the Customer Trials person for NTL?

Sociable 15-02-2004 12:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
Thank you for that Sociable. At the risk of sounding like a dog gnawing at a bone I do still wonder if your initiative towards him should still be supported by an equivalent one from the Admin team.

Isnââ‚ ¬ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢t Pointman the Customer Trials person for NTL?

Yes he is :)

EDIT: And as you will see we are actively working with him with regard to the next trial involving broadband diagnostics:

http://forum.nthellworld.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7520

As for the initial point this is a group effort and my approach to Peter was in response to posts and comments earlier in this thread and also PM's from Erol which gave a wrong impression about Peter's possible interest.

The team, as well as everyone else, were aware I was doing this and will also be involved as and when we are in a position to progress it further with A. N. Other at NTL at some point in the future.

rodd 15-02-2004 16:31

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If ntl becomes 'under new management' to any extent, then it will certainly be more worthwhile, trying to negotiate with them.

How meaningful a discussion would be, would depend on how true, the intent of ntl was, in having a meaningful discussion.

The sign, that ntl really had a 'true intent' of meaningful discussion, with anyone from this site, would be if ntl reopened .com.

Otherwise..............

Florence 15-02-2004 23:53

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I would keep an eye on Alan Grant and pointman I think they might be more willing to guide us in the right direction. I am still willing to meet up most days I finish work early afternoon giving time to get through to their offices....

icanadvise 16-02-2004 18:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sociable
As for the initial point this is a group effort and my approach to Peter was in response to posts and comments earlier in this thread and also PM's from Erol which gave a wrong impression about Peter's possible interest.

I now understand he is a casualty of this http://forum.nthellworld.co.uk/showt...335#post140335, and is no longer part of NTL Home hence your comment in post 107 †œThanks for the PM I see now why holding off for a few was appropriateââ ¡Ã‚¬Ã‚

Respect for not making a big deal of this unfortunate occurrence.

Frank 16-02-2004 19:54

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This is a different Peter we are talking about. What Sociable meant was that we need to see how the new structure pans out and who is responsible for what. We'll then have a better idea of who to approach.

icanadvise 16-02-2004 20:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Keyser
This is a different Peter we are talking about. What Sociable meant was that we need to see how the new structure pans out and who is responsible for what. We'll then have a better idea of who to approach.

Imo its clear that Socaible and I are talking about the same Peter, and its not Peter w ;-)

Reorganizations at NTL = job cuts so the idea that after a reorganisation we will discover a saviour is nonsense.

If that person hasnâ₠¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢t come forward in the past two years then they are unknown and untrusted to the members of these forums. What did the past bring †“ most recent was Ash G, before that Tim ? who was such a prolific poster?

If you want known and trusted the list just got shorter.

Florence 16-02-2004 21:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
Imo its clear that Socaible and I are talking about the same Peter, and its not Peter w ;-)

Reorganizations at NTL = job cuts so the idea that after a reorganisation we will discover a saviour is nonsense.

If that person hasnâ₠¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢t come forward in the past two years then they are unknown and untrusted to the members of these forums. What did the past bring †“ most recent was Ash G, before that Tim ? who was such a prolific poster?

If you want known and trusted the list just got shorter.

I would hope that if someone from NTL came here to try and help build bridges between customers and managment they would be given the chance to prove themselves. Most are willing to try and give NTL the benefit. I really would like to see something happen that makes it better for customers. The staff also need to be happy and know what they are doing. A trust between customers and staff needs to be rebuilt. I really do find most staff to be really friendly and helpfull. I do go by how they talk to me I do a mystery shop job where I have to monitor how customers are greeted by staff. It is really good when you have someone who is polite and helpful.

rodd 16-02-2004 22:18

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It is hard to see ntl starting to listen to .co.uk, when ntl didn't even listen to their own site, .com, which spent years telling ntl about their faults that were never corrected.

If ntl wanted to start talking to a feedback site and build bridges, surely ntl would reopen ntl's own feedback site, and talk to that site.

It just doesn't make sense to me, of there being a situation of .com being kept closed, but ntl talking to the offshoot, .co.uk. There is no logic to it, why would ntl do that.

Were such a peculiar situation as the above, to happen, and someone from ntl did talk to us, I'm sure he would be treated on merit and given a chance, as Ash G and Tim R were. Though many would be sceptical of how productive it would be, and perhaps even of ntl's motives.

Florence 16-02-2004 22:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by rodd
It is hard to see ntl starting to listen to .co.uk, when ntl didn't even listen to their own site, .com, which spent years telling ntl about their faults that were never corrected.

If ntl wanted to start talking to a feedback site and build bridges, surely ntl would reopen ntl's own feedback site, and talk to that site.

It just doesn't make sense to me, of there being a situation of .com being kept closed, but ntl talking to the offshoot, .co.uk. There is no logic to it, why would ntl do that.

Were such a peculiar situation as the above, to happen, and someone from ntl did talk to us, I'm sure he would be treated on merit and given a chance, as Ash G and Tim R were. Though many would be sceptical of how productive it would be, and perhaps even of ntl's motives.


Before NTL had control and was slowly about to stop the freedom of speach part the discusions.

Now they have no such hold they are back to before they took control of .com. When customers have problems they are very vocal its a shame when things are going well most never say anything but this is all ISPs not just NTL.

icanadvise 18-02-2004 21:17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by rodd
It is hard to see ntl starting to listen to .co.uk, when ntl didn't even listen to their own site, .com, which spent years telling ntl about their faults that were never corrected.

If ntl wanted to start talking to a feedback site and build bridges, surely ntl would reopen ntl's own feedback site, and talk to that site.

It just doesn't make sense to me, of there being a situation of .com being kept closed, but ntl talking to the offshoot, .co.uk. There is no logic to it, why would ntl do that.

Were such a peculiar situation as the above, to happen, and someone from ntl did talk to us, I'm sure he would be treated on merit and given a chance, as Ash G and Tim R were. Though many would be sceptical of how productive it would be, and perhaps even of ntl's motives.

First three paragraphs - spot on.

Look earlier in this thread to see how Peter was treated on merit
Quote:

Originally Posted by etccarmageddon
It's still a shame though that Peter is inviting people to join 'trials' but ignoring this forum - at the end of the day, it's the members of this forum who miss out - NTL staff should remember that the members of this forum are no different to members on the other forums - ie they all have something in common - they are customers.

So he cannot choose which forum he joins?
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bigtone
I really think ntl should be sorting out their current
services rather then introducing new ones,it stinks
of politics and pettyness why a product
manager has decided to ignore customers here,its a typical
ntl attitude,putting politics first before customers.

From someone who a few posts earlier said
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bigtone
Whose Peter? :shrug:

and along the way added
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bigtone
Hmmm ntl now decide to get involved with user
forums except this one, politics.......its the reason why ntl is in a sour
state by putting politics first before its customers,development
my behind,but we already know what happens when ntl gets involved
with forums don't we??? pah.


icanadvise 21-02-2004 18:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by erol
With respect Russ that just sounds like 'if a first you do not sucseed - give up'.

Maybe NTL will not listen. Maybe they will BS you. Does that mean that users should not keep on trying to get them to address their issues jointly and directly?

Sure NTL will do what NTL wants - do users do any different? The whole objective is to try and find win - win senarios and convince the right people of the case. If you get fobbed off - keep trying. If they BS, you respond not in kind but with ever more reasoned and refined arguments. Keep on trying. That way you have a chance, however small, of effecting change. Decide that there is no point - attack NTL at any opportunity - slate any attempt NTL makes to interact with it's users unless it's on your terms - and you have no chance imo of effecting change.

I bookmarked this post and find it very astute.

I wonder if this site is not shooting itself in the foot with threads like this http://forum.nthellworld.co.uk/showt...572#post146572

In parallel other sites like ntlhell and chetnet have gone about their business, worked with ntl and set up Technology Trials forums like this http://www.chetnet.co.uk/portal/forum/index.php?c=6 announced today.

The ntlhell one is for members only and has been around for a while.

Russ 21-02-2004 18:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
In parallel other sites like ntlhell and chetnet have gone about their business, worked with ntl and set up Technology Trials forums like this http://www.chetnet.co.uk/portal/forum/index.php?c=6 announced today.

You seem to forget that Chetnet is moderated by one of NTL's directors, plus the fact they did offer users of this site the opportunity to get involved with the Technology Trials.

Last but not least don't forget that the team here at .co.uk have already tried working with NTL over on .com, and look where that got us.

Frank 21-02-2004 19:27

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Not to mention the fact that the thread referred to is a joke. It would appear that some people need to get a sense of humour.

That thread is hardly representative of the whole site, is it?

icanadvise 21-02-2004 19:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ D
You seem to forget that Chetnet is moderated by one of NTL's directors, plus the fact they did offer users of this site the opportunity to get involved with the Technology Trials.

That would be "ex" Russ he doesn't work for NTL HOME any more ;-) see post 120 in this thread

Interesting observation - †œplus the fact they did offer users of this site the opportunity to get involved with the Technology Trials.ââ‚à ‚¬Ã‚

But we arenââ‚ ¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢t talking about just †œgetting involvedââ‚ ‚¬Ã‚ the setting up of dedicated forums is a whole different ball game and shows initiative from those other forums.

I also donââ‚ ¬ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢t think we are talking about †œTechnology TrialsÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šà ¬Ã‚Â. Read the definition of Technology Trials on Chetnet because they very DEFINITELY arenââ‚ ¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢t the same as Newsgroups and Broadband Medic.

So Iâ₠™ll ask a few more questions:

Where on this forum does someone from NTL †œoffer the opportunity to set up a Technology Trials ForumÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šà ¬Ã‚Â?

Or, was this offer made in private to the Admin Team here?

If it was made †œin privateââ‚à ‚¬Ã‚ why donââ‚ ¬ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢t we have Technology Trials Forums here?

Did the Admin Team here decline to co-operate with NTL, and if so when did this happen?

Why weren't the members told?

Why isn't this site following this initiative?

Russ 21-02-2004 19:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
That would be "ex" Russ he doesn't work for NTL HOME any more ;-)

Peter McKain no longer works for NTL? That's news to me.

Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
Interesting observation - †œplus the fact they did offer users of this site the opportunity to get involved with the Technology Trials.ââ‚à ‚¬Ã‚

But we arenââ‚ ¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢t talking about just †œgetting involvedââ‚ ‚¬Ã‚ the setting up of dedicated forums is a whole different ball game and shows initiative from those other forums.

I also donââ‚ ¬ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢t think we are talking about †œTechnology TrialsÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šà ¬Ã‚Â. Read the definition of Technology Trials on Chetnet because they very DEFINITELY arenââ‚ ¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢t the same as Newsgroups and Broadband Medic.

NTL are weary of working with us as it's been tried in the past on .com. We saw what they're like.

Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
Or, was this offer made in private to the Admin Team here?

See above.

Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
Did the Admin Team here decline to co-operate with NTL, and if so when did this happen?

Were you not aware that the majority of the admin team here used to be admins on the NTL-owned nthellworld.com? And Peter Mckain IIRC used to post here but then decided not to.

Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
Why isn't this site following this initiative?

We've tried, by jumping jiminy jacob we've tried.

Frank 21-02-2004 19:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
But we arenââ‚ ¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢t talking about just †œgetting involvedââ‚ ‚¬Ã‚ the setting up of dedicated forums is a whole different ball game and shows initiative from those other forums.

Really? Sorry we're so uninnovitive.
Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
Where on this forum does someone from NTL †œoffer the opportunity to set up a Technology Trials ForumÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šà ¬Ã‚Â?

Where on any forum does ntl officially offer this opportunity? AFAIK, all these "opportunities" are made available to visitors of said forums by ntl employees on a personal basis under their own initiative.
Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
If it was made †œin privateââ‚à ‚¬Ã‚ why donââ‚ ¬ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢t we have Technology Trials Forums here?

It may have escaped your attention, but Chetnet is a dedicated Cable Modem website. As such, Internet Technology trials are very relevant to their website. This site, however, has a much wider remit in that it covers all ntl product lines and their "customer service". So in my personal opinion, we don't have any Technology Trials Forums on this site because our visitors haven't asked for one, and because all those ntl employees on "other sites" do not post on this site.
Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
Did the Admin Team here decline to co-operate with NTL, and if so when did this happen?

I think you'll find it was the other way around when ntl decided to close down nthellworld.com without bothering to get the opinions of any of the admin team.

Starsurfer 21-02-2004 20:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Keyser
Where on any forum does ntl officially offer this opportunity? AFAIK, all these "opportunities" are made available to visitors of said forums by ntl employees on a personal basis under their own initiative.

:nworthy: And for this we are grateful

Proppinupthebar 21-02-2004 20:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Starsurfer
:nworthy: And for this we are grateful

Not all of you are. I can state that as fact.
As was pointed out to me this week this sites name is NTHELLWORLD and I should take that into account.

Chrysalis 22-02-2004 04:21

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I went there but there is no way to register for the trials, I assume this means they closed shop now on new registrations?

rodd 22-02-2004 13:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by icanadvise
.........
Look earlier in this thread to see how Peter was treated on merit
...................

Members were under the misapprehension that Peter was officially representing ntl, that was making an unmerited snub on this site, an offshoot of .com that ntl had just closed. It was clarified later, that Peter was under his own steam, and IMO, being aware of ntl's sensitivities towards us, went elsewhere first. That's my take on it.

This site does in fact speak and make communication with ntl, with the likes of ntl members that join the site, (such as the 'on merit' discussion in the cap thread) and only just recently by email to ntl, which NTL responded with a reply that loosely said, 'off.

The site was (in diplomatic speak) open and forthright in the next email. Good British diplomacy at it's best!

This site is communicating with ntl, but better communication is achieved, the stronger you are, and this site is in the process of getting bigger and stronger. We haven't given up.... we will be back, in good terminator style. ;)

icanadvise 20-03-2004 08:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Keyser
I don't know about willing, but we can definitely find the person who can help us with this idea. It's not a bad idea at all, and hopefully we can get something off the ground soon.

Any recent progress?

Has anything changed recently at NTL that might help this along?

icanadvise 24-04-2004 10:37

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Ditto the above - what news guys?

Now the changes are is in place at NTL is any progress being made on
Quote:

we can definitely find the person who can help us
?

Have you spoken to the new "Heads and Directors" in the Internet Teams at NTL?

Its a shame the news about the Tier Speed increases came out elsewhere first.

aspdd watsrr 29-04-2005 18:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M
Sadly I can see what you mean.

If I was running NTL I can't really see why I would keep nthw.com nor why I would want a group of people from here telling me how to run my show.

What is the benefit to me and my shareholders ?

is it already happening or is it this NTL & customer pannel idea that has started to come to life again ?

Raistlin 29-04-2005 21:55

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WoW, that has to be the oldest Bump I've seen in a long time!!!!

Paul 29-04-2005 22:12

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Raistlin
WoW, that has to be the oldest Bump I've seen in a long time!!!!

Jesus, I posted that in November 2003 (only about three weeks after joining !!!!).


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