Open Letter To Sky TV's Bosses

Dear Sky Bosses,

I'm writing this open letter to you as I feel others need to know precisely how aggrieved I am with your latest money making scheme.

Let me first of all explain my situation. I am a carer for my mother, who is in her 80's. I have no income and so any expenditures have to be justified. Frankly just paying your ever increasing subscription charges has been difficult enough. Your latest little tactic I find both indefensible and deceitful.

T-Immobilized Further

So last night I posted this blog update about T-Mobile unfairly prohibiting the use of entirely legitimate services such as Skype and BT SmartTalk on my £10 a month supposedly “unlimited data” internet Pay As You Go package. Today another nail was hammered into the coffin of this company in the opinion of this particular primate.

T-Immobilized Data Plans

Relax, this one isn't about religion, I promise. It is about the free and easy way in which some companies, in this instance T-Mobile UK, bandy around the word 'unlimited' to mislead customers.

I joined T-Mobile way back in 2009 after seeing the following advert on Facebook.

WWJD, Let Them Die?

Before I begin I'd like to make it clear that I'm not an expert on this subject, I'm just calling it as I see it and going by what I read on Twitter and Facebook (which I'll admit may not be the best source of information!)

I've seen repeatedly how the US would reject a UK style nationalized health service because it's 'socialist'. Well, let's set aside whether that statement is true or not and focus on what the actual issue is, avoiding some retarded notion we're living in the 50's under a McCarthy era reds under the bed regime.

It ASDA get better than this!

I don’t know about you but one of the nice things about buying a new console game is taking off the cellophane, opening up the box and removing that pristine DVD. Not much to ask when paying out good money. Or so you’d think. ASDA (the UK equivalent of Walmart) appear to have other ideas.