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Originally Posted by DABhand
Ok time to again try to answer you calmly.
1. Nothing is perfect, to declare yourself perfect is to make you imperfect.
2. I am guessing you meant 1.2-2%, but the fact remains like most companies with quarterly or annual reports they will always give the initial sales percentage before the decrease of losses is added to the equation.
3. Fact, from various forums, news reports and so forth. It is well known they oversubscribed the 50mb service in highly populated student areas like Newcastle and parts of Manchester.
4. Because it is interesting to know, and my business as it relates to the services I am paying for, am I paying for a business whose CEO is grabbing at cash at any opportunity, like any customer they would want to know the nature of the CEO.
5. No Carl, not a swipe at all, infact you are having swipes at my posts.
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1. - What has this to do with the topic?
2. - The actual churn rate was 1.2% up slightly from 1.1% the year before. This figure is customer loss only and has nothing to do with sales.
3. - Incorrect
4. - The CEO's salary is declared yearly to the NYSE, his salary is pretty modest considering the size of the company and its current turnover and 7 quarters of positive cash flow.
5. - Quit the bickering