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Originally Posted by muppetman11
Why are peoples expectations wrong , it say priority installs before new customers , which would push the launch to new customers back.
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But then you have the tension between long-term customers, VIP customers, long-term customers who are VIP customers, etc etc...
Whatever priority VM do it in, it will annoy somebody - lose/lose for VM.
And, at the end of the day, it's not life or death, just a fancy new PVR.
The furore around this reminds me of the quote about student politics - "the debates gets so heated because the stakes are so low".
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Originally Posted by denphone
Hang on Stephen it was Virgin who in their wisdom got peoples expectations high on December the 1st, if they can,t cope with this then they should not in the first place asked people to register, as far as l am concerned Virgin have made a almighty mess of it and many customers are already unhappy about this, as the old saying goes if you can,t stand the heat get out of the kitchen.
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Hugh, not Stephen - you have me confused with a VM employee....
Where did VM set the expectation about who would get the box first? People made assumptions, and then treated those assumptions as facts, and then started getting irate about things that VM never said or promised (to the best of my knowledge).
Calm down, and carry on....