Thread: Green box doors left open
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Old 06-06-2005, 20:46   #123
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Re: Green box doors left open
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Originally Posted by jonifen
Please define one of these "less desirable areas" you mention... are you talking about council estates??
Seeing as the majority of NTL customers could come from council estates... if these boxes are so often vandalised and they all need engineers to fix their problems, surely it would be better to fix the box with a better and stronger model and eliminate such happenings to re-occur in the future?

It's all very well continually fixing something - it keeps NTL's engineers in jobs, but it certainly wont keep customers if they keep losing their services through NTL's inability to install adequate housing for their equipment out on the streets!!
Belive me it won't keep NTL engineer's in jobs, whether they need fixing or not!
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Originally Posted by sweaty
Ok an example. BT box at end of my estate. council estate, mostly now private ( does this count) Been there since 1974, sat on, drawn on ,p##ssed on etc. ive worked in it, solid as a rock. Few licks of paint...very rarely! but its never open and on the odd occasion, its been shut within hours. NTL, newest cabinet in ex C&W area 2001, fell off when i opened it, won't shut , had to tape it together. NUFF SAID
Yes i think a Challenger tank might come off worse if it hit one of those.
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