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Originally Posted by smeagoly1
E-mailing every user with details would have to be a must, and a quick link to opting out.
Not everyone goes to the company web page and reads through. Yep companies will put things up in small corners of their own company pages, and say well we have complied with the law, even though you need to have the eyesight of the "6 Million Dollar Man" to find it. Yes I am showing my ages with that quote hahaha
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Writing, not since I used demon internet dial up did I use an ISPs email service. Neither NTL/VM or Cablevision in the US know my email address, both set me up an email account on their system but I could not access it if you paid me $1M, well if you paid me $1M I would go on line and find out how to get to it, but you see where I am coming from.
This is a fundamental change to T&Cs and would need to be in writing anyway.
I have not talked to my parents about this, they still use VM as their ISP, I am waiting to see if they ask me about changes to their T&Cs or whether the documents, like when your bank changes parts of their T&Cs just gets ignored and binned. This way I will see what the average user who just wants a broadband connection to send a few emails and book a vacation sees and understands of this change.