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Originally Posted by scuzz
Bifta and Paul M - true!
But Bifta - what do you mean "legitamate users" ? So the upset people here are not?
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Given the choice, even as a disgruntled user I'd rather not have someone deliberately inhibiting my service even further.
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It's a way of showing how displeased, to put it mildly, customers are.
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It's also possibly illegal, deliberately registering accounts to purely bring down an email server will probably land someone (deservedly so) in court and or prison.
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The SYSTEM is at fault. How can customers change that - other than talking with their money and going elsewhere or making a fuss and making life difficult for ntl. It's surely for the benfit of ALL ntl customers!
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Yes, the system is as fault, but if you think for one minute that doing something like he's suggested is going to change it in any way for the better then you're seriously deluding yourself. There are hundreds of other
free email providers, what is the problem with registering for one? (let's leave out the whole "we pay for email, we expect it to be working" because by your own admission you don't think NTL are going to fix the problem)