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Originally posted by th'engineer
If i moved to another supplier that would be easy, unfortunately myself like others stand up for there rights .
It just shows how desperate they are to stop churn, to be honest in respect of your reply to the offer of further conversation.
I have tried to get some reply back from NTL in respect of concerns but it has not been forthcoming.
Therefore the only way to really make NTL open there eyes is by hitting them in the pocket, bad press, and contacting partners of NTL.
i am quite happy to stop this if the answers are forthcoming
If you think there is a way forward then wil accept your offer
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I'm sorry, didn't realise that absolutely unlimited Internet access is a right.
Obviously your idea of hitting them in the pocket means 'hitting them in the pocket so long as it doesn't harm me in any way or increase my costs'.
Quite funny that you are happy to go from Middleton to Leeds to stir things, but aren't willing to pay that bit extra to hurt ntl in the pocket. Or would it not be as glamorous or self-satisfying to have just quietly, and without fanfare have cancelled your service like others did? You made quite a speech of doing it if I remember.
The offer of dialogue was yours, however I don't really think there is a way forward, I've tried talking to you about these things on another forums, including anticap, just degenerated into you ranting at me if I remember right. If you can actually listen to what I have to say without nitpicking + degenerating things into an anticap rant, as you did with the last ntl person who posted about this on anticap, nor with your completely unqualified opinions on senior ntl management (last time I checked you have NO IDEA what these people do behind the scenes) then I'd be happy to talk to you. While I'm not a senior member of staff by any means maybe I can provide a new perspective for you.
You'd be surprised that I actually agree on the odd thing with you....