Sky TV: Bad Customer Service Or Theft?
Sky TV steal £1000 ($2000) from a customer and refuse to give a refund. Why should these large companies be allowed to get away with blatant theft?
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Wednesday, 19 March 2008
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Hi Ian - thanks for linking to the story. I'm going to do anything I can to make sure these idiots don't get away with it. I'll even contact my MP if I have to.
It's interesting how this blog post came about. I was "digging" the story, and noticed this "Blog" about it option. I clicked it and hey presto, this was published.
It's a little worrying in some ways, because somehow, possibly during sign-up with Digg, I must have revealed a password which they have kept to make it possible to create this post.
You live and learn.
That sounds dangerous! Now I'll always have to wonder "Who posted that? Ian or Digg?"
I'm surprised they can do that. I don't think Digg even knows where my blog is.
Hunter,
I agree. I suspec it's when I clicked a button to check which of my contacts were on Digg.
It connected to my Google account and I used my password to run the check.
So it's obvious, because I'm on a Google Blogger blog, they have retained the information which means I publish directly when I choose the "Blog It" option.
Don't recall seeing that explicitly explained.
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