Re: Further to BT's con trick on fees

tim (not at home) wrote:
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MM wrote:

No. I would be happier if customers were encouraged to look at their bills and actively consider the service they were getting, rather than listen to dishonest justifications of DD.
Exactly. If people don't like it, vote with their feet rather than moan.

And go where?

Why is it BT's fault that none of the competition compete on this issue?


It is not BT's "fault", they act in their own interests.

I believe the situation requires government regulation to protect consumer interests.


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