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cllp1975 · 27-10-2009, 20:10

Well there you go - all of you who criticised my stand on this issue will be delighted to know that Virgin have given me notice that, seemingly they would rather chuck me off the network than recompense me for the last 6 weeks of hell (and it wasn't all about the wifi - I can't emphasise that enough, there were a lot of other faults, documented elsewhere on this forum, completely unconnected with the wifi)....

So there you go.... that's how much Virgin value their 50meg customers. If a problem is too difficult, they get rid of it. I feel like a kitten who was sick on the carpet, and so got chucked in the river.

Whichever way you look at it - either the service isn't ready for the public, or the public isn't ready for the service... this country is not ready for high-speed internet - and I can proudly say, I am an accidental martyr.

I'm not done with this yet. Watch this space.

27-10-2009, 20:10	#22
cllp1975 Inactive Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 58	Re: A Hypothetical Moral Question About Speed Well there you go - all of you who criticised my stand on this issue will be delighted to know that Virgin have given me notice that, seemingly they would rather chuck me off the network than recompense me for the last 6 weeks of hell (and it wasn't all about the wifi - I can't emphasise that enough, there were a lot of other faults, documented elsewhere on this forum, completely unconnected with the wifi).... So there you go.... that's how much Virgin value their 50meg customers. If a problem is too difficult, they get rid of it. I feel like a kitten who was sick on the carpet, and so got chucked in the river. Whichever way you look at it - either the service isn't ready for the public, or the public isn't ready for the service... this country is not ready for high-speed internet - and I can proudly say, I am an accidental martyr. I'm not done with this yet. Watch this space.