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some friends  have been cold called recently, by people claiming to be from
vodafone or other mobile networks, trying to get them to upgrade their
phone- even though some had only just signed up to x netowrk, or their
contract is a long eway from ending..

> some friends  have been cold called recently, by people claiming to be 
> from
> vodafone or other mobile networks, trying to get them to upgrade their
> phone- even though some had only just signed up to x netowrk, or their
> contract is a long eway from ending..
>


If they ever get a cold call again in future, regardless of who it is, just 
say the phone number has been registered with the telephone preference 
service and before you know it, the line will click and then go dead without 
as much as a goodbye.  These scum are not filtering calls out so they 
immediately end the call as soon as you mention TPS.  As I now want to 
report these scum, I go along with the call to get as many details of the 
firm as I can, and then tell them its a TPS registered line.  I've already 
made 2 complaints to the TPS this month.  Whether it makes a difference, who 
knows, but it gives me a sense of satisfaction inside - probably very sad, I 
know!

My mum had one of these a few weeks ago stating their calling on behalf of 
O2

They had all the correct details including her O2 number, so she took it a 
genuine
She took their offer for a new Nokia 6680 & it arrived with a '3' sim pack & 
a new number.
I thought this was odd & got her to contact O2, who are aware of this but 
she now has 2 contracts when she only wants one & the '3' contract is for 18 
Months & they're refusing to cancel it even though she has not signed 
anything as it a paperless contract ???

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Posted by R S

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If you tried to cancel within 7 days of receiving the pack then I believe 
that the distance selling regulations are inforce. Simply tell them to 
cancel, cancel any dd they have setup and inform trading standards.


"R S" <news@*remove*this*bit*11tkp.co.uk> wrote in message 
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> My mum had one of these a few weeks ago stating their calling on behalf of
> O2
>
> They had all the correct details including her O2 number, so she took it a
> genuine
> She took their offer for a new Nokia 6680 & it arrived with a '3' sim pack 
> &
> a new number.
> I thought this was odd & got her to contact O2, who are aware of this but
> she now has 2 contracts when she only wants one & the '3' contract is for 
> 18
> Months & they're refusing to cancel it even though she has not signed
> anything as it a paperless contract ???
>
> -- 
>
> Posted by R S
>
> Message Scanned with Norton Anti-Virus 2005
>
> 

"Jackie Green"  wrote in 
message news:KfkTe.103531$G8.24465@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...

>
> not disagreeing with you, but if you feed trolls they come back for 
> more.....
>



watch what youre saying honey calling me a pevert could get you into serious 
trouble, be  good girl and toddle off back to the comps stone you crawled 
out from
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"Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely."

"Mr T"  wrote in message 
news:GmkTe.5526$7p1.777@newsfe7-win.ntli.net...

>
> Simon"  wrote in message 
> news:431dce80$0$97104$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader03.plus.net...> If you tried 
> to cancel within 7 days of receiving the pack then I believe
>> that the distance selling regulations are inforce. Simply tell them to 
>> cancel, cancel any dd they have setup and inform trading standards.
>>
>>
>
> Please can you learn not to top post
> http://www.usenet.com/articles/usenet_etiquette.htm
>

Oh - and it's OK for you to hijack an entire post with your petty arguments 
with someone else on your thoughts regarding the OP on a Bush TV for 40p. 
The OP made a good obervation regarding data protection and you spout a load 
of irrelevant shyte.
So - 'Holier than though' - you're a hypocritical fool who I have now 
blocked as someone with little to offer (ooops forgot about the Yeo Vally 
YAWNNNNNN)
David

"Mr T"  wrote in message 
news:GmkTe.5526$7p1.777@newsfe7-win.ntli.net...

>
> Simon"  wrote in message 
> news:431dce80$0$97104$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader03.plus.net...> If you tried 
> to cancel within 7 days of receiving the pack then I believe
>> that the distance selling regulations are inforce. Simply tell them to 
>> cancel, cancel any dd they have setup and inform trading standards.
>>
>>
>
> Please can you learn not to top post
> http://www.usenet.com/articles/usenet_etiquette.htm
>

Oh - and I fogot to mention the fact YOU failed to comply with the about 
etiquette when you posted the Cillit Bang HUMOUR link without the OT prefix

I post how i like i dont have net cop crusaders like you telling me what i 
should and shouldnt do you freak

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--
"Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely."

"Mr T"  wrote in message
news:XOnTe.9605$vC4.7085@newsfe4-win.ntli.net...

> I post how i like i dont have net cop crusaders like you telling me what i
> should and shouldnt do you freak


Yet you just posted:
"Please can you learn not to top post
http://www.usenet.com/articles/usenet_etiquette.htm"

You really should get help for that!

So where the feck do you get off telling other people what and where they 
can and cannot type then??

I've been reading some of your posts with interest, no, amusement it has to 
be said.  How can anyone claiming to be the fountain of all knowledge, all 
offers, all seeing and just the most wonderful person on the face of God's 
green Earth be such a total moron???

You obviously have no intelligence to enter into any kind of debate or 
argument without resorting to personally attacking people, the Companies 
House information was exceptionally funny when people on here started saying 
where this info can be got hold of for free you lose the plot and start 
slagging them off saying they don not have a clue.  Oh and I am a company 
credit analyst before you decide to tell me I don't know what I am talking 
about it is my profession to analyse company accounts that ARE freely 
available over the internet as this is the law that companies list accounts 
in the public domain.

You even start on people when they agree with you, you really are illiterate 
aren't you?!

I notice how you offer to start slapping people or offering them your 
address so they can come and meet you - brilliant, I would love to see the 
look on your face when somebody does; and somebody will!

Either crawl back under the rock you emerge from every so often oh and one 
final thing LEARN TO USE A SPELL CHECKER!!!

"Mr T"  wrote in message 
news:XOnTe.9605$vC4.7085@newsfe4-win.ntli.net...

>I post how i like i dont have net cop crusaders like you telling me what i 
>should and shouldnt do you freak
>
> -- 
>
>
> --
> "Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely."
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> 

bwahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh   a credit analyst  yes probably  an analyst of other 
peoples personal details so you can line your own pockets using sadi 
information  huh

Kali Vandenberg wrote:
Posting Hosts

Mr T  - 81.110.218.193
Steffie - 81.110.218.193
Kali Vandenburg - 81.110.218.193

Draw your own conclusions


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Hello My Darlings




Charlie

"Kali Vandenberg"  wrote in message 
news:vtzTe.7635$Y06.2443@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...

> bwahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh   a credit analyst  yes probably  an analyst of other 
> peoples personal details so you can line your own pockets using sadi 
> information  huh
>


You absolute cock - and that is CONFIRMED

Charlie Drake wrote:

> Kali Vandenberg wrote:
> Posting Hosts
>
> Mr T  - 81.110.218.193
> Steffie - 81.110.218.193
> Kali Vandenburg - 81.110.218.193
>
> Draw your own conclusions


Yes, its the nym-shifter also known as 'Jenny Adams', AKA 'Verminous 
Sociopathic Trolling Cretin'.

Shouldn't he be back at school by now? Or have they closed down the 
'special' school he so obviously attends?

On Tue, 6 Sep 2005 07:47:02 +0100, [crofter] said :-


>x-no-archive: yes
>
>some friends  have been cold called recently, by people claiming to be from
>vodafone or other mobile networks, trying to get them to upgrade their
>phone- even though some had only just signed up to x netowrk, or their
>contract is a long eway from ending..
>
>
>
>


Heads up - and you still insist on using "x-no-archive: yes" ?

Why do you keep using it ?

"Spin Dryer"  wrote in message 
news:k3s8i1p3dk6i2qklg6adqgo4rc8bjucics@4ax.com...

> On Tue, 6 Sep 2005 07:47:02 +0100, [crofter] said :-
>
>>x-no-archive: yes
>>
>>some friends  have been cold called recently, by people claiming to be 
>>from
>>vodafone or other mobile networks, trying to get them to upgrade their
>>phone- even though some had only just signed up to x netowrk, or their
>>contract is a long eway from ending..
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
> Heads up - and you still insist on using "x-no-archive: yes" ?
>
> Why do you keep using it ?


what does this mean?