Another BT Direct Debit Rebel Loses Case.

OldGreyFox

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/nottinghamshire/7966625.stm

GonzoAston

I feel sorry for him. At 85 its alot to be burdened with the £2000. court costs.

Old_Git

its a sign off the times .The days off using cheques are numbered

Farway

GonzoAston wrote: »

I feel sorry for him. At 85 its alot to be burdened with the £2000. court costs.

Whilst your sentiments are respected it may be misplaced, for all you & I know he could be a millionare and 2K is a drop in the ocean

Stephen.T99

When British Thieves (BT) refused to listen to my argument to not charge an excessive payment processing fee I told them were to go.

I cancelled my line rental, closed all dealing with British Thieves and now have nothing to do with them. They still have my details and send marketing literature frequently. I simply open the letter, put all the paper in the return envelop and post it back.

I prefer not to do business with British Thieves. If others joined me in this preference, and took steps to achieve it, British Thieves would have to change.

Heinz

Stephen.T99 wrote: »

When British Thieves (BT) refused to listen to my argument to not charge an excessive payment processing fee I told them were to go.

I cancelled my line rental, closed all dealing with British Thieves and now have nothing to do with them.

Which is an option for those living in a Virgin Media cabled area but not for many.

Bear in mind all other standard landlines use the BT network and most of the line rental paid will go to BT.

Farway

Stephen.T99 wrote: »

When British Thieves (BT) refused to listen to my argument to not charge an excessive payment processing fee I told them were to go.

I cancelled my line rental, closed all dealing with British Thieves and now have nothing to do with them. They still have my details and send marketing literature frequently. I simply open the letter, put all the paper in the return envelop and post it back.

I prefer not to do business with British Thieves. If others joined me in this preference, and took steps to achieve it, British Thieves would have to change.

So how do you pay your bill? By cheque, standing order, cash or DD?

If not cheque or cash then i fail to see the relevance of changing supplier

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