Bt customer street - Poor websites

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the locksmith

the locksmith

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  • #5
    Yes I agree ... complete joke ! I've been pestered by these cowboys for the last couple of years. They just will not take no for an answer ! I've asked them to remove my name/number from their data base and they still phone me.

    Andy ... I might be wrong and/or you might know already but I think Smilelocal and Moreuk are in the same bed with Customerstreet along with the "Locksmithsregister".

    What gets my t*ts is that they phone up claiming to be from BT (which is of course correct) but how the hell BT lets them use their "good" name is beyond me.
     
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  • #6
    Andy Walpole said:
    I was just looking at SmileLocal and MoreUK - a basic listing is free but how much do they charge to get a priority listing?.
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    yes locksmith your right they are part of the same thing.


    As soon as you add your free listing your phone lines will get raped
    literally,

    they were after 36 quid inc vat for a standard, you can bet they want £70 for a priority, for anything tradesmen related they are a pile of rubbish, Im not sure where they rank for terms you are interested in.
     
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    matth said:
    This page is a good read about Customer Street:

    http://www.btcomplaint.com/2009/01/bt-customerstreet.html
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    oh theres literally loads of sites like that,

    The funniest ones are where they mention how bt customer street phone pretending to be customers lmao,

    they even click their own directory listings to make it look like peoples sites get more visitors than the zero they would get otherwise,

    Sheer waste of money paying for directories in my opinion i hardly ever hear of a successful story.
     
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