They'll probablybombard you with tons of junk mail every day begging you to come back, lasting for six months
That's what happened when we switched from BT to cable
They eventually get the message
(That's what happened when we switched from BT to cable
They eventually get the message
SarahRatt,
Thu 2 Oct 2003, 0:26,
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after you cancel, and they start doing that, you should call up the service people and say something like"I wasn't able to fully enjoy my service during that time period, and it seemed as though it was no better than regular internet"
or some such line, and see if they say "well why don't you try another 30 days free so you can see what a difference it makes"
you get the idea, though
(or some such line, and see if they say "well why don't you try another 30 days free so you can see what a difference it makes"
you get the idea, though
Or is it?,
Thu 2 Oct 2003, 0:30,
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now there's a thought.......*concentrates on growing a moustache for twiddling*
(,
Thu 2 Oct 2003, 0:33,
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my friend decided that he was going to work on one of those too.perhaps you need a website, like www.mustache-twiddlers.com
( Or is it?,
Thu 2 Oct 2003, 0:35,
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ha ha!they're emails are no match for my fantastic work spam filter.
cashback!
(,
Thu 2 Oct 2003, 0:30,
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cashback!
But does the postbox on thefront door have such an effective "spam filter"? I mean dead-tree junk mail
( SarahRatt,
Thu 2 Oct 2003, 0:36,
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