It was bad enough when NTL was supposed to be providing cable services and now Virgin Media as the company has rebranded itself following a merger first with Telewest and now with Virgin Mobile.
You see the problem is that I have lived in an area (Park Royal, London NW10) where for the past nine years, NTL has said it will be cabling soon. Well, that’s what they first said and then in recent years, it become they will make it all cabled “soon”. Well, soon seems to be never coming.
Last year, NTL took out a series of large billboards proclaiming the benefits of signing up to its service. And, among the areas it had these billboards was Park Royal.
What is the point of showing these billboards to residents and businesses in the area a service they cannot get and are unlikely to get in the very near future?
And now with the new Virgin Media, a series of advertisements have appeared on bus shelters in the Park Royal area.
Sure people passing through the area might get it where they live, but please stop advertising a service in my area which I cannot get.
What is the point of telling us all the benefits of cable when Virgin Mobile is not bothering to get the area working?
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