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Originally posted by timewarrior2001
Ok maybe that is how NTL learn, but does that make it ok to carry out an action that could affect others that want no part of it?
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So they should get away with it?
I remember the ASA telling them to stop calling 150Kb BB 'high speed'. Did they? No.
Ntl never learn, I bought BB from them because they told me it was 'unlimited' in respect to downloads, and now we have a cap. I don't want any other unsuspecting customer to be taken in my their totally outrageous advertising.
Tell the authority's, this is the only way they will learn. Hit them where it hurts, and if they continue to do it them hit them again.
As far as I'm concerned, if they think that advertising like this in one breath and tell us not to d/l in another is acceptable then they don't deserve to be running a telecoms company.
If they continue to do this and the authority's put them out of business then GOOD. Someone will be waiting in the wings to take it over. I'm sure it cant get any worse than it is not.
Remember ITV Digital?
