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Onepoll
mrsyardbroom
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I am still managing to use the Onepoll site but only just. Ever since they changed the site I've had problems with it. It's incredibly slow and it frequently says there are connection problems. I doesn't happen on other sites. I would give up but I've got over £30 in my account and I don't want to lose it.
Don't mess with pensioners. :cool:
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yes having same problem i have contacted them but no reply anyone else having same problem0
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I'm finding the same - their new website is useless! I don't know whether their clients are finding the same, if they are OnePoll will lose lots of business.
Comments on their Facebook page, lots of people becoming annoyed.0 -
I really think Martin should look at removing the recommendation to OnePoll at present as the site is entirely unuseable. Staff refuse to reply to messages/emails etc. and you get 90% of the way through a survey they it 'becomes full'.
As a tip I've found tweeting about @OnePoll sometimes gets results.
However a bet one is to tweet about @72point (their owner) @oliconner and @DanDrage (two big wigs in the company). Dan replies very quickly, Oli not so good. However, the more people who are vocal about complaints the quicker something will happen. :mad:Save a life. Learn emergency first aid.
Who knows what might happen tomorrow or who may need help.
Contact your local college or first aid provider to enquire about free courses in your area.
Already a first aider? Have you updated your first aid to the new 2005 guidelines? Most providers should now be training the new (and more effective) CPR protocols, see if they are offering refresher courses near you.0
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