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Old 14-05-2004, 19:57   #36
michaelp
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Re: Cancelling NTL - letter wording help please?

That's what I was trying to forewarn you about on 5/5/04. I called them about this and the response was so unbelievably pathetic. c/s girl just keep saying 'that's how we do it', and I'm saying "but it's like I order a TV set, and the supplier says 'we will send you 3 and charge you for them, and then when you don't want the 2, we will collect and refund for them' ".
I just could not make any progress at all against her script. Eventually I just said cancel the direct debit, ignored the advance bill and waited for a correct bill after ceasation then sent a cheque.
It's a whole year later now, and I can still feel the sense of relief. I am not even entirely sure why, it's actually out of proportion with the practical quality of service I received. I suspect it's just that I completely lacked trust in NTL because I was misled and promised things that never materialised.
Anyway, I still think it's best to use the 'phone to contact NTL, just follow the call up the next day to check the first person has actioned and recorded it properly.
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