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Old 07-10-2008, 15:42   #9
Arthurgray50@blu
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Re: Does VM care about existing customers

Simple answer is -NO, all VM care about is themself, and making money, they give out all these incentives, and take it back in other ways, if VM were a decent company, they would be challenging for everything going, better channels, instead of importing American crap, they never give customers a straight answer, at the present, we have HD channels coming out every week, and what does the CEO of VM, say, we don't need them, so that is saying something, they are going more for BB, and they have openly admitted this, we have to have a TV service that is top quality, but sadly it is not, when we had the cable installed on fibre optic, we were told by an engineer, that the cable could carry over 1000 channels, who do you believe.
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