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Originally posted by dellwear
You still haven't come up with a credible argument, Ntl HAVE done wrong, they need to learn that this sort of advertisement is not acceptable.
Just because we want things to get better with Ntl doesn't mean we should just look the other way when they do wrong.
STILL you haven't come up with an alternative solution to the problem.
Reporting Ntl to the ASA is the right thing to do, and is our right as a customer. This sort of advert is NOT acceptable and Ntl MUST learn this.
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c'mon dellwear get of the bloody bandwagon.
Highlight on the actuall article where it say NTL insist you use your connection illegaly.
Just because we hate NTL doesnt mean we have to stir up trouble for them either.
Lord Nikon has posted very simply what I have stated form my first post.
That is simple, it is easy to understand and it requires no reading between lines to come out with a verdict at the end of it.
We all know somewhere theres a crime happening, why dont we all phone the police and report that theres a crime happening "somewhere". Morally yes you do have a point, you think its worng you did something about it. Would I be morally right to bring about a prosecution against S.W because he broke the law in uncapping his modem, it was illegal after all. No I have used my better judgement in the matter (as I need say, did NTL) and quite frankly I couldnt give a toss if he achieved 33Mbit on his connection......good luck to him.