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Originally Posted by orangebird
True for some I suppose. Not for others though.
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Why else would you leave a company if you weren't happy with the service they offered?
Those that leave ntl for CPW won't be people who are happy with ntl, that's for sure.
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Originally Posted by orangebird
I've never been a customer of CPW so I can't comment. I've heard neither good nor bad things about them.
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http://www.carphonewarehouse.com/com...S2006.MAINPAGE
http://www.cpwplc.com/cpw/media/press/2005/2005-03-21/
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Originally Posted by orangebird
Anyone who jumps ship from ntl to CPW just on the basis of the press release needs their head testing.
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Like the people who jumped ship from BT to ntl for the promise of "free 0800 dial up"?
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Originally Posted by orangebird
I think they're being sensible. Their offerings aren't broke yet, so as I see it, until CPW get into gear, there's nothing to fix.
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From a business point of view, ntl & BT need to act & act
now.
There will be alot of people ringing ntl to cancel this week, & if they do nothing & have no reasons to convince those customers to stay they will lose an absolute shedload of cash.
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The CPW reeks of Bulldog to me.  |
How on earth do you come to that conclusion?
