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poolking · 26-03-2005, 13:49

I'm surprised that a solicitor has taken on your case, as you haven't stated whether you've exhausted all channels with NTL.

Also the 1974 Wireless and Telegraphy act has nothing to do with whether NTL should have taken money out of your partner's account or not, all that act is for is to make sure that you are licenced to use equipment that uses RF frequencies to obtain broadcasts and that the equipment you are using doesn't intefere with critical communications airwaves.

As already stated by gooner, the regulatory body that NTL and all other media companies have to answer to is OFCOM. That is the only "agency" in existence, they replaced OFTEL last year and have more broad ranging powers.

As gooner said, if you cannot demonstrate to OFCOM that you have exhausted all channels in this matter with NTL they'll just tell you to go back to NTL and try again.

26-03-2005, 13:49	#7
poolking Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Stafford Age: 52 Services: Sky World 300k BB NTL Phone Posts: 2,399	Re: Fraudently Took Money From Debit Card I'm surprised that a solicitor has taken on your case, as you haven't stated whether you've exhausted all channels with NTL. Also the 1974 Wireless and Telegraphy act has nothing to do with whether NTL should have taken money out of your partner's account or not, all that act is for is to make sure that you are licenced to use equipment that uses RF frequencies to obtain broadcasts and that the equipment you are using doesn't intefere with critical communications airwaves. As already stated by gooner, the regulatory body that NTL and all other media companies have to answer to is OFCOM. That is the only "agency" in existence, they replaced OFTEL last year and have more broad ranging powers. As gooner said, if you cannot demonstrate to OFCOM that you have exhausted all channels in this matter with NTL they'll just tell you to go back to NTL and try again.