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Story: Orange customer fights £800 roaming bill
Ok, point taken. While you may seem to think that I am pig-headed I came to this board to post on an article that I felt I could contribute. To stay on the subject of the Orange bill and not get into the bat and ball of insults I will not respond with anything that strays from the main subject and your questions within your post (Mr Nixon).
I response to your question (Mr Nixon) I run my own group of companies. One business in online retail and the other in IT business solutions developing CRM projects. Don't worry we are not taking on any Software/Marketing Consultants at the moment so we won't be calling on your services anytime soon.
Mr Nixon I kindly note that my spelling and grammar was not up to the high standard of yours, but for the use of online bulletin boards I find a rushed but to the point answer or comment is sufficient. While it is good practice to make sure I tap the correct keys on the keyboard and string together better, more professional and impressive sounding sentences, I really don't feel that the standard of these posts are reflected in any work for any of my companies, so rest assured I will sleep well tonight in my king sized bed. Especially when it takes a little bit more concentration to put together a bid or contract than to respond to a bulletin board comment.
I felt that my answer to the subject of the Orange bill was not up for scrutiny just because on this occasion I don't agree with Joe public and do the large corporate. In August one of our phone numbers ran up an extremely large amount (Roughly £130) for only a few days of GPRS and call roaming. We knew this would be the case because we did our research into call charges.
I think the call charges are very high, but then so are lots of services, solicitors, accountants and many consultants. It really is a simple matter of choice. My point is and always has been that I think the charges are daylight robbery, but no-matter how you look at this it is and always will be a choice to use roaming services. No-one twists your arm.
Full Talkback thread
Story: Orange customer fights £800 roaming bill
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I think yes the charges for roaming are expensive... Anonymous -
Dear Mr Anonymous Managing Director
Thank you... Roger Steare -
I think that the prices are totally outr... Richard Green -
The word 'Clear' is what you dispute now... Anonymous -
Mr Anon MD,
Are you by any chance a... Chris Nixon (non-anonymous) -
Ok, point taken. While you ma... Anonymous -
Found this when looking for the 'anonymo... David Kelham -
Yep, corporate strategy in full effect. The clear... Anonymous -
The teleco's are under pressure from Brussels... Anonymous -
We punters should have seen this coming when these... Harry Davies -
Won't make any difference. I do get a bit upset wh... Steve B -
One thing if you use it on purpose and it's expens... Anonymous -
Update from "ripped-off" customer. Firstly, thanks... Roger Steare -
Also just been Stung by Orange for £496 alanpinchard -
Let Roger Steare know I will back him.... I had a... Christopher M de M Rudolf -
I have just found myself in exactly the same posit... Joanne Lancaster -
I was interested in reading this article as I'm in... Lee Gabrel -
I have to admit that i too think that the pri... Myles -
I, too, have fallen victim to exorbitant... Dave -
I'm inclined to agree with the "sad... Simon Sinfield -
To be quite honest, uness you have... Jason Wakefield -
looking for Jason Marcus Wakefield kristlyn


