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Just thought I'd add my insignificant opinion... |
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obviously the opinions of us plus the (at least) 2 ntl staff members arent enough to convince!
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Oh, and whilst we're on the subject, if more and more of us come on reporting in the coming weeks that NTL is accepting our orders for no telephony with NTL, do remember how King Canute felt.... __________________ Quote:
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Rather than slagging each other off, why dont' we just wait and see what happens? Either NTL HAVE unbundled, and not bothered to tell their own staff (unlikely, but not impossible) or someone has c...k up, in which case NTL may well accept responsibility, and allow as a 'one-off'. However, arguing on here is not going to help - it just asggravates people.
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Thank you!, now there is someone that achally deserves applaus and is not trying to contradict me.
:clap: :clap: -Chris |
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This whole argument is getting a bit tedious. If someone places an order via the web system for TV with no phone, and that order is processed, installed, and they are billed correctly, then we will have proof, otherwise this whole argument is nothing but a speculative waste of time. |
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I have tested the very page you mention. A dialogue box pops up telling you that you need to order telephone. I know that those dialogue boxes get blocked by some people's PCs depending on the setup. That's what's happened to you. Please don't tell me that I might be wrong. I'm not. If and when unbundling happens...and is NOT on the agenda as far as I am aware...then I will say so. As for orders getting processed, certainly in ex Cable & Wireless areas there is NO WAY for you to be billed for TV without the phone. It can't happen. I am still amazed people are arguing about this. __________________ Quote:
There are certain areas of London where phone is not available, it's perhaps possible that if you enter a postcode for those areas it won't give you the popup box. I don't know, I haven't tested. But, for anyone still unsure, and for what feels like the 47th time, TV has NOT been unbundled from telephone. I can't make this any clearer. |
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I believe what my eyes tell me if I go into any NTL site and try to order TV. I believe what people like Scrotnig and Debsy say as they both work for NTL, are both very experienced and both work in Departments that do know what is on offer. If you search through these forums you will find the subject has been talked about many times with reasoning why NTL don't sell TV without a phone line. |
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I think those who work for ntl would be best placed to get the so called 'misleading' order page changed back to its pre-unbundled version if their stance has any hope of legitimacy. Either way - let's wait till Thursday and the install, and for good measure I'll ask for a copy of the order schedule to be PDF'd or faxed and I'll make it available here assuming it backs their verbal confirmation. |
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No Okonski you've just decided not to listen to the NTL staff that have already posted in this thread.
Suggestion to the admins/mods close this thread, its going around in circles. |
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Thread Closed until we get a PM/EMail from Okonski on Thursday with details of how his phoneless DTV install went.
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*Update*
I've just received the following PM from Okonski.... Quote:
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So basically Okonski, you owe some people in this thread an apology.
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What it also shows - sadly - is the level of professionalism amongst certain members of ntl staff, who were either (a) too dim to notice the ramifications, or (b) provide accurate and understandable information. And of course, the shady practice of 'pop-ups' that modify a main window - something that you feel is not an issue. With pop-up blockers the norm, ntl should be ashamed of even trying to get away with that one. But that's an argument for another day. Meanwhile, I'm off to enjoy my 'savings' of £140 for a telephone service I neither want or require, |
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