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date: Sun, 31 Aug 2008 09:18:54 +0100,
group: uk.people.silversurfers
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A Virgin
That's got your attenion.
We have a basic Virgin cable account in London, no frills TV, telephone
with free national rate calls and broadband.
The BB is the basic 2mb package.
The whole lot comes in under £25 a month.
Yesterday I decided to uopgrade the BB to the next level, up to 10mb.
Pick up the phone and dial 150, free call.
Pushed a couple of buttons to get through the auto stuff and talk to a
droid. Gave the account number and address and told him what I wanted to
do. No problem he says, one moment please...................
ok sir that's done, it usually takes about 24 hours to kick in, anything
else we can do for you?
Er no, that,s fine, thank you.
Now the interesting thing here is that the account is in my wifes name
and I'm damn sure I do not sound like a woman on the phone.
Anyway 10 minutes later I logged on to Speedtester and blam we have warp
speed.
Apart from the lousy laggy cableTV boxes I like Virgin cable.
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date: Sun, 31 Aug 2008 09:18:54 +0100
author: (ray)
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Re: A Virgin
On 31/08/2008 in message <1imj5cs.afrjmy1ruhkpfN%datasmog@hotmail.com> ray
wrote:
>Anyway 10 minutes later I logged on to Speedtester and blam we have warp
>speed.
This is an instance where modern technology works. I forgot my Sky PIN
once and so called them to have it reset which they did while I was
holding on for no more than a couple of minutes.
Afterwards I thought about what was involved, first step push some buttons
on a computer, then send that information electronically to a transmitter,
beam it up to a satellite, transmit it alongside all the other data, have
it picked up by Sky boxes everywhere and have it ignored by all of them
except mine which recognised it and changed my PIN instantly.
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Jeff Gaines Damerham Hampshire UK
There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home.
(Ken Olson, president Digital Equipment, 1977)
date: 31 Aug 2008 10:46:52 GMT
author: Jeff Gaines
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Re: A Virgin
"ray" wrote in message
news:1imj5cs.afrjmy1ruhkpfN%datasmog@hotmail.com...
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> Yesterday I decided to uopgrade the BB to the next level, up to 10mb.
> Pick up the phone and dial 150, free call.
> Pushed a couple of buttons to get through the auto stuff and talk to a
> droid. Gave the account number and address and told him what I wanted to
> do. No problem he says, one moment please...................
> ok sir that's done, it usually takes about 24 hours to kick in, anything
> else we can do for you?
That is good service then
Nice to know that there are still some helpful people on the customer help
lines
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Barb
date: Sun, 31 Aug 2008 21:22:17 +0100
author: BunnyHare
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