Thread: I have to pay for a wireless router that is free to new customers?
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Old 20-09-2008, 21:00   #65
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Re: I have to pay for a wireless router that is free to new customers?
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Originally Posted by Hom3r View Post
Good companies should look after long serving customers, I have been with the AA for 20 years, I get Relay free with my Home Start & Roadside pack.
Customers who've been with UK cable for a long time definitely deserve something, either parole or a psychiatric exam.

Joke! Honestly, I was joking but it had to be done
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