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Story: BT to block rogue diallers
Posted by: Jim Campbell (Tuesday 29 June 2004, 8:37 PM)
I have been infected by a particular Dial-up spammer who is based in Germany.
I get the feeling BT are not interested they are raking in the money (£400) from me and another £600 approx from two other people I know.
Youdon't know you've been hit because your BT bill comes in quarterly it also cost me a new PC as my old PC just "Gave up"
ICSTIS are also useless I get the feeling it would be too much trouble for them to do anything about it. I live in Glasgow, I'm Scottish and do not speak German - how am I suppoosed to recover the cash from someone in Germany who is obviously breaking the law anyway? and will intentionally be elusive????? This is an Industry problem and in the interests of good Public Relations BT should refund the money to customers in full! and then shut this guy down for good......
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Story: BT to block rogue diallers
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I have been infected by a particular Dial-up spamm... Jim Campbell -
Hi Jim, you should contact someone on ICSTIS,... Anonymous -
To be honest I found ICSTIS to be totall... Anonymous -
It all started when I received a bill from Br... Michael Rickard
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I agree with mr cambel that bt should foot the bil... Robin Hood
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ANY HELP OR ADVICE GRATEFULLY RECEIVED: I hav... John Wotherspoon
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dude norton sux ditch it i got rid of it and... dont matter..jus helping
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This happened to me last October, BT were useless.... Elizabeth Newman
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I don't agree with BTs appraisal:
I pay a BT bill,... Velvett Fogg
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Have a look at BT's web site www.bt.com/premiumra... Anonymous
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Jim, What is the name of the Scammer in Germany ?... Anonymous
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RE; PREMIUM RATE CALLS, I CONTACTED ICSTIS TO... Anonymous
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Re the so called free Rogue Dialer software...wher... Cornelius Happe
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