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Plusnet RIN user receives "As a BT Total Broadband customer, you can try an exciting new service called BT Webwise."
This in spite of Plusnet saying that their users would not be affected.
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jelv
Plusnet ADSL PAYG Jan 2004 - (current)
Plusnet Dialup Nov 2001 to Jan 2004
Previously Compuserve, BT & LineOne Dialup
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Chasing for comments now
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I hope it's not true,yet.I'll be off if it is.
If nothing else works, a total pig-headed unwillingness to look facts in the face will see us through.
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That it has happened is true.
Whether it was supposed to happen is another matter.
I suspect BT has been assuring Plusnet it's RIN users would not be affected without (a) checking the facts, or (b) knowing they would be affected and hoping they'd get away with it. Knowing BT I know which I suspect.
With a bit of luck this will lead to the trial being suspended until they sort out this technical 'glitch'.
jelv
Plusnet ADSL PAYG Jan 2004 - (current)
Plusnet Dialup Nov 2001 to Jan 2004
Previously Compuserve, BT & LineOne Dialup
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NOTE: It appears to only affect RIN i.e. a small minority involved in the RIN trial
Waiting on comments
Andrew Ferguson, andrew@thinkbroadband.com
www.thinkbroadband.com - formerly known as ADSLguide.org.uk
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In reply to:
a small minority involved in the RIN trial
... who had been assured it wouldn't affect them!
jelv
Plusnet ADSL PAYG Jan 2004 - (current)
Plusnet Dialup Nov 2001 to Jan 2004
Previously Compuserve, BT & LineOne Dialup
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What's the problem it's legal?. Can't you opt out?.
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Just because the police think it's going to take too much effort to investigate doesn't mean it's legal!
Are you saying all the minor theft's that the police don't investigate because of lack of evidence or poor chance of securing a conviction are also legal?
jelv
Plusnet ADSL PAYG Jan 2004 - (current)
Plusnet Dialup Nov 2001 to Jan 2004
Previously Compuserve, BT & LineOne Dialup
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Perhaps if going to discuss the merits of webwise/phorm etc it would be better to move discussion to the appropriate forum section.
Andrew Ferguson, andrew@thinkbroadband.com
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Would BT use it if it was illegal
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Now on Sky Max. Still a big fan of IDNet
"Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power."
Abraham Lincoln
16th president of US (1809 - 1865)
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