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Story: BTopenworld, NTL top complaints charts

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Posted by: Martin Goodrich (Saturday 8 October 2005, 5:52 AM)

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I can only say that BTOW must be shockingly bad to be worse than NTL.

At least with BTOW 'someone' is accountable; at NTL just getting hold of someone to complain about their dreadful service is a real and largely impossible challenge.

I expect a level of service where I can call up a support person and get a resolution when for example both my internet and television service goes down for the best part of 48 hours. Outages prior to this have been common but never for such a long period.

The above scenario happened to me. I wrote a strong letter to NTLs head office but in the time honoured NTL tradition it was ignored. (it was sent recorded delivery. I know you got it NTL).

I can't quite believe how bad NTL are but they really couldn't care less about anybody. Their service level is risible and shows no sign of improvement.

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