Tuesday, 19 August 2014

Officially Upgraded to a Complaint

So after no response for a while, I finally get one in the form of a recognition that my issue is a complaint.

The customer services rep called Tracey Taylor contacted me to basically repeat what is on the website including references to the Communications Act 2003.

My response below.

"Hi Tracey,

I already understand where the licensing authority stands with regards to what it covers. Unfortunately, I still don't understand why you cannot dig into the director's overpaid pockets and give people back the money they deserve. For that reason, until I get a refund I will continue to keep my internet posts on line and will continue to mention the problems I have faced with your company.

Thanks"


It's a measly £15 or so, don't you think they would have just given me the money back now to shut me up?

2 comments:

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  2. Thanks for your comment. Your blog looks great. Even before I had any issues with TV Licensing, I've always found blogs like yours a great interest as it gives the consumer information on how to handle situations with them should they get something wrong.

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