On a sad note I had emailed BT's CEO Ian Livingston
Quote:
Hello Ian,
I have been watching the shares and saddened to see the investment now
at a low £2 per share much lower than we paid for them.. This link with
Phorm will be the killer for BT not its saviour good business management
is what saves a company. People are asking when will BT show backbone
and withdraw from this invasion of customers privacy with something that
breaks the rules for WWW.
The American people are getting more protection from their SP and
government than the UK I do feel strongly about this invasion as a
internet user of many years i block all adverts I refuse to pay
bandwidth to be force fed adverts. Many others feel the same, I have a
very important question which is:
Once you change the privacy policy to accommodate Phorm will you be
allowing customers to migrate out from their contracts without charging
the balance?
I am asking this question from you since you are the main person at BT
and will no doubt the person who will be contacted by all who wish to
leave due to the alterations to T&C or privacy policy. Any alteration
that changes the package to the detriment of the customer is allowed to
leave without penalty. To intercept the browsing is detrimental to the
customer so makes all claims to leave free of charge valid.
I await your reply with anticipation..
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Subject: Had you considered
Sent: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 15:19:32 +0100
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