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Originally posted by Mark W
Oh, i must have been reading a different thread.
the one i was reading had lots of people going to GREAT lengths to give you the facts and figures you desired, and a reasoned explination as to why broadband was not availiable in your area, only for you to consistently say either "those are not the figures that i have" - tho you never gave those figures, or where you dreamt them up - or "thats not good enough, i demand EXACT figures", and you refusing to divulge why you required them.
then it went on to fibre, and you insisting how as the videotron network was subsidising the rest of ntl  you lot should be given fibre instead. then those same valliant souls tried to give a reasoned explination why this was not reasonable either, all of which you dismissed out of hand........
it was about then that i stopped reading what little you had to say......
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Well I do not expect a NTL associate to get things right or even read things right!
Are you serious? Do you really expect me to take advice from "fedupwithntl". A man who cannot hardly spell much less convince me his figures were accurate. I can only imagine that Mark and fedupwithntl are on the same intellectual level. It is not unreasonable to ask for some accurate figures. Yes, I know the word "accuracy" is not in NTL's dictionary which is why they have a terrible record in sending out accurate bills.
There is some much bs from NTL that it is not unreasonable to listen to the likes of NTL associates. They don't know what goes on in their company, they have a awful record of customer services and know one believes a word they say. Is there any point listening to what an NTL associate says? If so, can you give me just one example?
I think NTL were far too embarrass to release the number of customers in London (Videotron). There has been a huge migration of customers leaving NTL (174,000) last year. NTL were unable to take advantage of the collapse of On Digital and if NTL did not have broadband, the number of customers leaving NTL would be far greater. Not to mention the fact customers are only willing to stay with NTL because they do not want to have a satellite dish on their property. Let's face it, we know NTL is awful, which is why there are a number of websites like this!
