Did you know that, every day, P*usnet staff search and monitor _all_
of Usenet for posts mentioning "P*usnet"?

"Tony" <anon@anon.anon> wrote in message
news:dfvf11lkvtr23cugeiimeunisrq5h2dl1d@4ax.com...
> Did you know that, every day, P*usnet staff search and monitor _all_
> of Usenet for posts mentioning "P*usnet"?

Not quite, we actually read every usenet posting in ISP related groups ;-)

Regards,

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|Customer Support Home & Business @
|PlusNet plc. www.plus.net
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On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 03:51:19 -0000, "Plusnet Customer Support"
<<support@plusDOTnet>> wrote:

>"Tony" <anon@anon.anon> wrote in message
>news:dfvf11lkvtr23cugeiimeunisrq5h2dl1d@4ax.com.. .
>> Did you know that, every day, P*usnet staff search and monitor _all_
>> of Usenet for posts mentioning "P*usnet"?
>
>Not quite, we actually read every usenet posting in ISP related groups ;-)

Is comp.sys.acorn.hardware an ISP related group?

Because in Message-ID:
<41e6d3c1$0$14606$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader01.plus.net> one of your
bods states:-
>Just have good newsgroup search that can stiff out any mention of PlusNet I
>have to confess.

And alt.warez.uk & uk.people.silversurfers don't look like ISP related
groups to me... groups which "Plusnet Customer Support" have posted to
recently in response to 'P*usnet' related articles.

"Tony" <anon@anon.anon> wrote in message
newsc3g119nlap3a2btn0mgg9j11094m0nc0j@4ax.com...

> Is comp.sys.acorn.hardware an ISP related group?
>
> Because in Message-ID:
> <41e6d3c1$0$14606$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader01.plus.net> one of your
> bods states:-
>>Just have good newsgroup search that can stiff out any mention of PlusNet
>>I
>>have to confess.
>
> And alt.warez.uk & uk.people.silversurfers don't look like ISP related
> groups to me... groups which "Plusnet Customer Support" have posted to
> recently in response to 'P*usnet' related articles.


We have no set restrictions to what groups we can or cannot post to within
reason of course. A lot of our staff for example post from home or in their
free time. The point I was making is that we do indeed read every post in
ISP related groups without the need to use search tools. Your original post
at the start of this thread is a good example to this and why it got a
response.

Kind Regards,

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|PlusNet plc. www.plus.net
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"Plusnet Customer Support >" <<support@plusDOTnet> wrote in message
news:42181954$0$35844$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net...
> "Tony" <anon@anon.anon> wrote in message
> newsc3g119nlap3a2btn0mgg9j11094m0nc0j@4ax.com...
>
> > Is comp.sys.acorn.hardware an ISP related group?
> >
> > Because in Message-ID:
> > <41e6d3c1$0$14606$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader01.plus.net> one of your
> > bods states:-
> >>Just have good newsgroup search that can stiff out any mention of
PlusNet
> >>I
> >>have to confess.
> >
> > And alt.warez.uk & uk.people.silversurfers don't look like ISP related
> > groups to me... groups which "Plusnet Customer Support" have posted to
> > recently in response to 'P*usnet' related articles.
>
>
> We have no set restrictions to what groups we can or cannot post to
within
> reason of course. A lot of our staff for example post from home or in
their
> free time. The point I was making is that we do indeed read every post
in
> ISP related groups without the need to use search tools.

snip..........
and for those non-isp groups, how do you find there are messages about PN
in them eh??? Oh yes, that will be by searching and trying to repair the
damage that you all have already done.

Oh yes, that will be by searching and trying to repair the
> damage that you all have already done.


Sorry people ive been away a while, whats the damage?? Im migrating to
plusnet next week so would like to know??



Lee

"Bales1983 (Lee Bales)" <lee@NOSPAMleebales.co.uk> wrote in message
news:cv9l3c$vqj$1@news8.svr.pol.co.uk...
>
> Sorry people ive been away a while, whats the damage?? Im migrating to
> plusnet next week so would like to know??
>

Just a few usenet problem (dead HDD) but that's all fixed now. Nothing
exciting.

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On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 03:13:38 +0000, Tony wrote:

> Did you know that, every day, P*usnet staff search and monitor _all_ of
> Usenet for posts mentioning "P*usnet"?

So ?

Dave

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For what we are about to balls up may common sense prevent us doing it
again
in the future!!

What's the problem ? at least they take the time to monitor newsgroups and
try to help or put forward their view.

Yes I can understand there are a lot of people annoyed at the changes that
are going on.

But a customer support team that is searching out customer to help and
trying to answer their question (even if people don't like the answer) is a
rare thing

If you don't want the world to read your opinions and comment on them don't
post them on a newsgroup.

Well done to Plusnet for being the only one to make an effort.


Adam







"Dave Stanton" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
newsan.2005.02.20.09.40.47.992121@privacy.net...
> On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 03:13:38 +0000, Tony wrote:
>
> > Did you know that, every day, P*usnet staff search and monitor _all_ of
> > Usenet for posts mentioning "P*usnet"?
>
> So ?
>
> Dave
>
> --
> For what we are about to balls up may common sense prevent us doing it
> again
> in the future!!

"Bales1983 (Lee Bales)" <lee@NOSPAMleebales.co.uk> wrote in message
news:cv9l3c$vqj$1@news8.svr.pol.co.uk...

> Sorry people ive been away a while, whats the damage?? Im migrating to
> plusnet next week so would like to know??

Probably a reference to them taking steps against those people who think
it's their god given right to download [insert appropriate word] 24/7. They
are going to implement some download limits, although you have to exceed
them for three months on the trot before anything happens (a throttle on the
speed after you exceed the limit in the third month).

Most PN customers are quite happy about it but there are, of course, a
vociferous few.

You can log onto the PN forum/newsgroups via their web site if you want to
see users comments (use guest/guest IIRC). it's all getting rather boring
though.

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