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Re: The whistle blower who was sacked

Wed, 10 Oct 2012 14:57:18 EDT

linicx posted : Absolutely! I forgot about that niggling little detail. :D
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Re: The whistle blower who was sacked

Mon, 08 Oct 2012 12:59:56 EDT

Kearnstd posted :

said by linicx:

Getting fired is the reason employees who like a regular paycheck do not tattle.

And who want to be able to work again, Corporations hate whistleblowers, And since every single company in the world has dirty laundry they will not hire someone that is now known for airing out dirty laundry.
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The whistle blower who was sacked

Mon, 08 Oct 2012 11:54:24 EDT

linicx posted : Getting fired is the reason employees who like a regular paycheck do not tattle.

The sad truth is the UK is taking a page from US broadband carriers. They ALL overcharge in rural America and have - since the first byte was available to the public. Quality and knowledgeable tech support, by and large, is Big Brother's big fat lie to their adoring public.

Furthermore, it is impossible to wire the entire US from coast to coast without utilizing microwave and other technologies, and hiring the engineers to keep the systems up and running 24/7 because "the problem is leaving here just fine." 300' towers built on the side of a mountain is not an easy task, but that is what it will take. The rest can feign ignorance but Bell knows what that means; they've done in the past -- and they would like to avoid it in the future. The other option, of course, is pony up the $100for the 2/.512 pita capped satellite service.

IF you live it Chicago, NYC and LA competition is alive and well. If you don't, well, buy a large jar of Vaseline and you'll eventually get used to paying for the fancy smoke and mirror job you are actually buying.
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