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This is a Public Service Annoncement (BT SurfTime/Surf Together)

Aspen

Member Name: Aspen

Product:

BT SurfTime/Surf Together

Date: 31/01/02 (187 review reads)
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Advantages: Many, apparently

Disadvantages: Until you look a wee bit closer

Yep, that's right.

I'm not looking for a VU, or even a U.

And if I were not an Aberdonian by birth, I would have done this as a Short Opinion.


A wee while back, I wrote in less than complimentary terms about BT Openworld.

I have watched and waited.

I have even tried to communicate with the Great God BT.

Which/Who clearly does not demean itself by replying to mere mortals.


I took on board the advice of those who commented on the previous op. Including the suggestion that I should contact BT and ask for the "gain" on my line to be increased.

I don't know who was more technophobic, me or the lassie at the BT call centre.

Anyway, "Sorry, but I don't know what you're talking about" sums it up for me.


Meantime, I have been trying to relay a complaint to BT Internet.

This is really a fun game, because it is a race against time.

The challenge is to click on the "Contact Us" button, which doesn't. But only takes you to another help screen (with "Contact Us in a side bar)

And if you spot it, and click on it, it takes you to another help screen . . . .


And all before BT disconnects you, again.


Hey, guys, this is the biggest race-against-time game ever devised.

Find the BT "Contact Us" which works before you get disconnected.



And the conclusion of this customer service announcement, for which I expect no ratings whatsoever, is this.


If you are using an ISP which does not contain the letters B or T, stick with it.

If, like me, you have been duped into believing that because it's big; because it's BT; it must be OK - Join me in my protest.

Eventually, after many expensive online minutes using another ISP, I tracked down a BT Customer Service email address.

I won't bore you w
ith the details, but the expression "Trading Standards" cropped up more than once.


You have been warned.




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Last comments:
incbr%40aol.com

- 19/08/02

Thanks for the warning. I was considering moving from AOL to BT.. Looks like I'm better off staying where I am!! Gave you a VU by the way, as the op was helpful to me, even if it was 'misplaced' within the DooYoo structure. ;)
mumsymary

- 07/04/02

i agree with sue 26
sidneygee

- 03/03/02

As many are aware, I use both BT and Cable (Telewest). Our flat in Marchmont (occupied by son) has Telewest but now has BT.

For a phone service BT in Edinburgh beats Telewest. BT internet is not reliable round here either. BT with Freeserve seems OK now. Thus it all seem to depend on which area you are in.

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