Cable Forum - View Single Post - Moving out of area

intalex · 23-02-2005, 10:55

Neil, I think I'll do exactly what you suggested, and just hope that they don't put me in a position to take things further.

Scrotnig, you state in the other forum that the policy to force customers to take up NTL Freedom is probably unenforceable, but how do you convince them not to enforce it? So far, they simply won't budge, so do I have to go to take legal action to contest this?

Ian, I understand that there is a small chance that a couple of small "errors" on NTL's part may well be played up quite a bit via these forums, but because there is no certainty as to how often these problems occur, any visiting customer is always going to look at all possible worst-case scenarios and try and prevent them rather than having to deal with them. I'm sure you understand !!!

23-02-2005, 10:55	#13
intalex Inactive Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: West London Services: 300k Cable Broadband, Base Pack & Phone Posts: 30	Re: Moving out of area - contract? Neil, I think I'll do exactly what you suggested, and just hope that they don't put me in a position to take things further. Scrotnig, you state in the other forum that the policy to force customers to take up NTL Freedom is probably unenforceable, but how do you convince them not to enforce it? So far, they simply won't budge, so do I have to go to take legal action to contest this? Ian, I understand that there is a small chance that a couple of small "errors" on NTL's part may well be played up quite a bit via these forums, but because there is no certainty as to how often these problems occur, any visiting customer is always going to look at all possible worst-case scenarios and try and prevent them rather than having to deal with them. I'm sure you understand !!!