By David Meyer
Published: Tuesday 30 September 2008
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Name
Chris Stevens
Location
London
Occupation
Mobile worker
Comment
BT do not understand the Internet.
I remember laughing at BT Salesmen in my office when they tried to sell me dial up Internet access for £150 a month. Sadly for them I was personally already using Demon at £10 a month.
The Cloud is organised and works well in the areas that it covers. The FON has a much more amateurish feel to it. I've used both services and I also provide a FON point.
BT may be the biggest supplier of Broadband in the UK, but their attitude does not show understanding of what it is like to use their internet products.
I like the BT FON concept - err But -- until the H...
Roger Huffadine
I like the BT FON concept - err But -- until the H...
Roger Huffadine
BT do not understand the Internet.
I remember l...
Chris Stevens
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