holdfire any good?

Bocaj · Apr 15th, 2008, 22:06

All companies do that though... no matter how big or small

Take 02 for example with there unlimited calls to 02 customers (Fair usage policy states it's no more than 2000 minutes)

Granted, few people would even reach that limit, and i suppose it's in place to stop abuse of the offer, but then isn't that just the same as web hosts... only a different product?

Some webhosts however just state that if they can't support your bandwith consuption then they will refund you the remainder of your contract, and in some cases help you find another provider.

Everything built upon fine print nowa days..

Also Phone companys (landline),

Unlimited anytime free calls

Unfortunatly i didn't know that you couldn't go over 60 minutes, this was never made clear, only in the fine print... and what do you know... i've just been landed with a bit of a nasty bill ¬.¬

WESH-UK · Apr 16th, 2008, 01:16

This is why we "Do what we say on the tin" so to speak. Our "Small print" is massive and doesnt have any of this BS in it. In fact, we recently just removed 75% of the crap in our terms and conditions in favour of the customer.

Personally, I'd like to see comanies that do this land up on watchdog and reported to trading standards.

If you cant walk the walk, dont talk the talk! (Pun intended)