I just got blacklisted by Orange's email server for sending a complaint to its CEO Sanjiv Ahuja. (I sent him an email last week when i didn't get any response from their customer services or the morons they employ at their call center)
I sent a reply to an email sent by their customer services today and got a "553 - Sorry, your email address has been blacklisted" response. So i've now sent it from another account and i have also copied Sanjiv Ahuja again (i'm a bit of a troublemaker if you don't know by now LOL)
To be honest i don't really care anymore as i've finally got my contract cancelled, but you have to laugh at a company that will go to the extent of blacklisting a customer's email address for complaining to its CEO.
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Part of the information posted here has been removed due to an apology from orange
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check out blagger.com for more details about Orange's "excellent" customer services
http://www.blagger.com/db4/company_id/223/companyname/Orange.html
mobile review forums
http://forum2.mobile-review.com/showthread.php?t=7266
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Blood Oil
The current edition of Vanity Fair has a great article by Sebastian Junger on the Ijaw (MEND) struggle over oil in Nigeria - http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/features/2007/02/junger200702
makes for an interesting and scary read
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Now this is a really bad road
I take back all the things i've said about the bad roads in Lagos. Apparently this is what a bad road looks like
The most dangerous road in the world: The Russian Siberian Road to Yakutsk
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Spam to the CEO's email??!!!....Now that's just evil..lol
The picture Vanity Fair has on the Blood Oil article is enough to cause fear...
LOL @ the bad roads.
@nilla I feel bad about it (NOT) LOL.
hehe i thought i was a trouble making yea spam the CEO!!!
When a friend sent me this list of roads some ages ago, I couldn't help but wonder. I've never seen any roads that bad -- and yet we complain day and night.
Reminds me of the story of the man who grieved he had no shoes -- until he saw a man without feet.
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