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Originally Posted by ZoMBiE
he still uses the url in his signature, surely thats spamming?
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I was asked by the moderator to put the link in my signature.
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Originally Posted by ZoMBiE
I cannot say it is that interesting tbh. it is very one sided just like ALL your comments on this site.
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That's why I didn't I didn't post the whole thing here. If you are not interested then don't click the link. That aside, I've been getting lots of positive feedback and interest from some surprising parties.
It is one sided indeed. It tells a short version of MY experiences with NTL. Feel free to start a site with your experience and let me know the address. I am happy to hear your POV.
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Originally Posted by ZoMBiE
Most forums dont like you advertising (or spamming) your own Website free of charge. dont know if this forum has a rules policy (its not sticking out in front of me) but i would guess you pushing the limits of the regulations here.
ZoMBiE
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And back on topic - Isn't it more important to try to influence NTL to stop charging their customers for fault reports and to stop denying these fault reports when they happen? I solved this problem for me personally, but what about the rest of you now?
After 5 weeks of telling me that there was no problem with the Bromley proxy, I had a call today from Broadband Support Specialist Steven R at NTL to tell me that there is a fault and that they are working to resolve it. He could not understand why the tech support guys did not report my complaint before instead of denying it.