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Originally Posted by scrotnig
This is one of those stupid threads where people who know nothing will argue black is white with people who know the facts.<edit, yawn!> I, like Debs, am in a position to know. If it happens, I will tell you, but at the moment it hasn't and is not likely to, if you can't accept that, tough I am afraid, as you are wrong.
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Faced with such overbearing superiority, and an unwillingness to accept that things move on (but probably because nobody told you) why not take an adult approach? I was given the info, placed an order and confirmed the price. I've no axe to grint, hidden agenda or otherwise - I just tell it like it is, and what happened. You are painting yourself into a pretty small corner. If ntl don't deliver what they've promised to me, I'll tell you and take the appropriate action. HOWEVER, if they do, I'm sure you'll just not be content until you get a PDF of my bill showing the charges, and possibly even then you'll complain that's not conclusive proof either. But hey, this is a debate - and just because your contacts might have let you down, doesn't mean that black is white or the moon is made of cheese.
Oh, and whilst we're on the subject, if more and more of us come on reporting in the coming weeks that NTL is accepting our orders for no telephony with NTL, do remember how King Canute felt....
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Originally Posted by ian@huth
Please try ordering NTL DTV using any of the links that I posted earlier in the thread using any proxy of your choice and see if you get a message saying that you must have a telephone line as well before you get to the order input page. For your convenience I will copy the post here
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Better still, because of the mess and conflicting information on the website (assuming you want to ignore the final order page where it is shown as an option), call 0800 183 0123 and order it directly from a CS individual, that's much more 'hands on' and gets to the nub of the problem.