"Damn and blast British Telecom," shouted Dirk, the words coming easily from force of habit.
-Douglas Adams, Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, 1987
I'm glad BT is still keeping the tradition of being absolutely rubbish alive.
"Damn and blast British Telecom," shouted Dirk, the words coming easily from force of habit.
-Douglas Adams, Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency, 1987
I'm glad BT is still keeping the tradition of being absolutely rubbish alive.
You done fucked up, gotta go for Arnold's and Andrew's.
https://www.aa.net.uk/etc/about-us/
The unsubscription process due to leaving the UK was "ring ring, I don't want the internet anymore" "ok" "that's it?" "Yep"
In general, a lot of services have absurdly tight time requirements on email validation. A lot of users have graymail setups or other things that will delay email, not to mention polling intervals.
I get expiring temporary credentials in email on the general principle of not leaving credentials lying around, but use 24 hours or something, not minutes. There's minimal added risk, and it avoids a ton of problems.
LG should partner with BT to have a lion themed event in June
With an incongruous guest appearance by Q.
Whether the trickster god from Star Trek or the gadget supplier from the James Bond series would depend on their preference as well as availability.
I simply cannot support this LGHDTV++ mania the world seems to have.
Not when much better TVs are available on the market.
Is there any valid reason to set a minimum wait time of 10minutes? Because i cant think of any.
Side note: I am angry I can’t log in to my cbc gem account without adding my age and postal code.
It asks for gender but you can put “prefer not to say”.
Birthday and postal code are not skippable though.
There's no laws to say it has to be your birthday or postal code.
Man, been there. It's a dichotomy of their provisioning platform being antiquated, but their security requirements not giving a shit about that.
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