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Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

Luzern
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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

As you want to see it, that is! Grin
Both PN and OP have taken actions that are incorrect. PN in this case are no different from many organisations in that someone has boobed.
Yes, PN has problems at the moment, about which one may speculate and pontificate til the cows come home.
However, the urge of some on the forum to use and branch,twig or even leaf to beat PN or any business, seems childish, may be unbalanced.
No one has to agree with my opinion, but in the time I have left a miracle would be nice.
alext05
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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

I would be inclined to suggest to OP to login into their Plusnet account and check their details there, just in case, because this happened to me some time ago:
https://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,121371.msg1051927.html
Plusnet can mess things up in the most unexpected places.
bounty
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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

this feed back forum should not be made public, being it's public no one should be allowed to reply to the original poster, genuine mistakes can be made.

Luzern
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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

@alex05 The way you dealt with issue seems more reasonable than what I see from many others.
No one has to agree with my opinion, but in the time I have left a miracle would be nice.
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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

Quote from: bounty
this feed back forum should not be made public, being it's public no one should be allowed to reply to the original poster, genuine mistakes can be made.

Forum comes from Latin for market and a place for discussion. I'm confused how a forum can exist with out public discussion, Wink Undecided
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bounty
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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

Quote from: alext05
I would be inclined to suggest to OP to login into their Plusnet account and check their details there, just in case, because this happened to me some time ago:
https://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,121371.msg1051927.html
Plusnet can mess things up in the most unexpected places.

It's not my account that's wrong.
bounty
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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

this thread should be closed being no reply from plusnet
feed back should be sent to plusnet, not on a public forum like this with people making comment's to the original poster.
if plusnet had better customer service I would have phoned them but I wasn't prepared to wait for a long time on the phone.

moderator please close this thread
jelv
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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

I'm pretty disgusted by this thread. The OP gave some totally valid feedback about a total cockup made by Plusnet. Somehow people have chosen to round on the OP and try and blame him.
Plusnet get your finger out and give him a sensible response!
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bobpullen
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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

Quote from: bounty
how can this happen?

Assuming I'm looking at the relevant accounts, the newly registered one has been signed up using an identical house number and post code to you.
Quote from: spoon
The OP gave some totally valid feedback about a total cockup made by Plusnet.

I could be wrong, but from where I'm sat, the cock-up does not look to be entirely ours.

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Townman
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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

Quote from: Bob
Quote from: bounty
how can this happen?

Assuming I'm looking at the relevant accounts, the newly registered one has been signed up using an identical house number and post code to you.

Hi Bob,
Sometimes the oddest of out comes arise from the oddest of triggers.  One is surprised that in the circumstances you describe the OP's phone line and services were not hi-jacked.  I wonder if the address is a building of multiple occupancy (flats) having a common street number and post code?

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bounty
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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

Quote from: Bob
Quote from: bounty
how can this happen?

Assuming I'm looking at the relevant accounts, the newly registered one has been signed up using an identical house number and post code to you.
Quote from: spoon
The OP gave some totally valid feedback about a total cockup made by Plusnet.

I could be wrong, but from where I'm sat, the cock-up does not look to be entirely ours.

It has my door number and road as well as the post code. there is only 4 bungalows in this road and no one has that name.
why would someone sign up using someones address?
plusnet phoned me last week about madasafish to plusnet and said they sent me a letter, she was going to sign me the day she phoned. but I didnt want to sign up then as I didn't want to have a 12 month contract, I told her I would find another isp with cheeper  broadband with a 12 months contract, she beter not have signed me up without my permishion. the only letter I had from plusnet was this one.
MisterW
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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

Bob,
This all sounds a bit too similar to what happened to my account a few years ago http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,58316.0.html . In that case my address was changed to that of the new signup, whereas in this case it looks like the reverse is true.

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Townman
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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

@Bounty,
It might be wise to PM your address to Bob just to make sure that its not your address which has got changed.  Undecided

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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

Quote from: lucerne
Certainly I would not claim that, but I make a good effort, where the name is obscured to make sure of the recipient. (I daren't open SWMBO's). One of the few exceptions I made to opening mail, was some addressed to the previous owner in respect of $ shares. We had been forwarding it on for years, and I finally lost patience with her failure to do anything. By "illegally" opening it I found a UK office, advised them of her details. Right or wrong, the annoyance ceased.

It's only illegal if it's deliberate, and intended to be to the detriment of the correct addressee.
bobpullen
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Re: Plusnet sent me a letter meant for someone else

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It has my door number and road as well as the post code. there is only 4 bungalows in this road and no one has that name.
why would someone sign up using someones address?

I doubt it was intentional. Signup uses address checking so they may have entered the post code incorrectly and blindly chosen the house number without realising the street name was wrong?
Quote from: bounty
plusnet phoned me last week about madasafish to plusnet and said they sent me a letter, she was going to sign me the day she phoned. but I didnt want to sign up then as I didn't want to have a 12 month contract, I told her I would find another isp with cheeper  broadband with a 12 months contract, she beter not have signed me up without my permishion. the only letter I had from plusnet was this one.

So do you have a paid-for Madasafish account? The Madasafish account I've been looking at is a non-subscription account, and has been for a while.
Might be an idea to message me directly as suggested so you can share some of the specifics with me?

Bob Pullen
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