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which seems to differ to what I was told here http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/showthreaded.php?Bo... It's slightly off topic as the discussion is about the difficulty of finding the terms and taking advantage of them, but I don't think that clashes at all because the new products did not exist at the time those terms were introduced.
What you could possibly argue in the other thread is that the wording implicitly means you can change package to a new one that didn't exist at the time and the balance of the 90-day period should still be available to you.
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Not the original q was I was wondering if anyone else had had problems with plusnet honouring the terms of their 90 day guarantee?
Which is similar to what I asked, i.e. If I changed packages would it be honored.
Ken
Edited by kenr (Sun 15-Mar-09 12:21:05)
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Which is similar to what I asked, i.e. If I changed packages would it be honored. Similar yes. But your own thread is quite specific, and which do you think is the best place to argue the toss?
Anyway, it's your problem not mine, tackle it however you think best  .
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I for one am very grateful to Simon for monitoring the appalling plusnet.
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They are not appalling .. just a bog standard ISP.
When were you a customer or have you ever been a customer?
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When were you a customer or have you ever been a customer?
How predictable 
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I found the reference to "bog standard" quite amusing as well. But all in the best possible taste!!!
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To no one in particular the OP is perhaps still waiting for one issue to be resolved if a read his post correctly so perhaps we could stop these side issues guys and galls.
I don't want to close it but I would if it turns into a ping pong contest.
And I regard your last post as a pong wingco. 
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The author of the above post is a thinkbroadband moderator but it does not constitute an official statement on behalf of thinkbroadband.
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I don't want to close it but I would if it turns into a ping pong contest.
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It would be a shame to close it before someone illustrates how to find PlusNet's MBG details web page using nothing more than a mouse, starting from their Home page... I guess there must be a way and I'm thinking of maybe offering a reward for it.
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