The truth about Openweb

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Articles should be open for "fair" comment otherwise what's the point of posting it in the first place...? (unless it's only me that can't comment).

Otherwise the partner article should surely be sufficient if it's just an ad.?
 
Articles should be open for "fair" comment otherwise what's the point of posting it in the first place...? (unless it's only me that can't comment).

Otherwise the partner article should surely be sufficient if it's just an ad.?
Fair comment, yes.

But that's not what has been happening there, is it?
 
Fair comment, yes.

But that's not what has been happening there, is it?
Nothing has been happening there as we can't comment:D If you're talking about "here" then what qualifies as "fair" comment..?

Personal experience as a customer..? I agree slander should not be part of the equation but relating what happened should not be seen as unreasonable.
 
Nothing has been happening there as we can't comment:D If you're talking about "here" then what qualifies as "fair" comment..?
No, not here....

The previous articles had comments enabled. Go back and read them in the "partner content" sub-forum.
Personal experience as a customer..? I agree slander should not be part of the equation but relating what happened should not be seen as unreasonable.
Is it still happening?
 
No, not here....

The previous articles had comments enabled. Go back and read them in the "partner content" sub-forum.
I know what you're referring to and I'm not talking about comments beneath the article (ad) itself but posting in the associated threads themselves.

Unfortunately for OW they have managed to scar their ex customers so badly when parting with them that the majority of the community feel the need to warn potential new customers. Some of those old feelings always seems to flood into the comments at some point which is understandable although not always appropriate for the forum.

I don't have a single drop of sympathy for them as they had none for me when I eventually managed to be rid of them.
 
I know what you're referring to and I'm not talking about comments beneath the article (ad) itself but posting in the associated threads themselves.

Unfortunately for OW they have managed to scar their ex customers so badly when parting with them that the majority of the community feel the need to warn potential new customers. Some of those old feelings always seems to flood into the comments at some point which is understandable although not always appropriate for the forum.

I don't have a single drop of sympathy for them as they had none for me when I eventually managed to be rid of them.
I am totally objective in this issue. It just gets a bit boring when it gets dragged into every single thread... when not always justified.
 
I know what you're referring to and I'm not talking about comments beneath the article (ad) itself but posting in the associated threads themselves.

Unfortunately for OW they have managed to scar their ex customers so badly when parting with them that the majority of the community feel the need to warn potential new customers. Some of those old feelings always seems to flood into the comments at some point which is understandable although not always appropriate for the forum.

I don't have a single drop of sympathy for them as they had none for me when I eventually managed to be rid of them.
I left them around May this year, they were still shaddy and I doubt anything has changed seeing they have been doing it for a while now. I think its fair to allow people to express they experiences with them
 
I am totally objective in this issue. It just gets a bit boring when it gets dragged into every single thread... when not always justified.
When I look at posts from some of their current customers it doesn't seem like much has changed(minus cavedog who is a reseller and only for their capped accounts according to him) .

If you're neutral on the issue I can see why it would be tiresome. Being on the scolded side of the fence I couldn't care less if people are forewarned for the next decade.

Only way to prevent that and protect MyBB's income derived from their ads would be to disable all comments on any OW articles ever. :) At the end of the day it's still up to the consumer to make the final decision for themselves.
 
At the end of the day it's still up to the consumer to make the final decision for themselves.

Hmm... I've seen quite a few 1 positive experience wonders posting on HelloPeter these days - Go look for yourself...
 
Fair comment, yes.

But that's not what has been happening there, is it?

And who fault is that its all negative comments?

Why only disable comments on Openweb articles? I yet need to find an article about other ISP with the comments disabled, we all know Afrihost network is horrible atm and only negative comments. To be fair MyBB should disable comments on all negative ISP articles, but again Openweb paid MyBB to disable the comments.
 
And who fault is that its all negative comments?

Why only disable comments on Openweb articles? I yet need to find an article about other ISP with the comments disabled, we all know Afrihost network is horrible atm and only negative comments. To be fair MyBB should disable comments on all negative ISP articles, but again Openweb paid MyBB to disable the comments.
Do you have concrete proof that your allegations are valid to ALL Openweb products?
 
Do you have concrete proof that your allegations are valid to ALL Openweb products?
So if I steal from one person it's not important and doesn't reflect badly on me because I didn't steal from everyone?
 
Maybe read the first page? More than enough proof that accounts was shared ect. All ex openweb customers have the same problems with their crap accounts and they always just blamed the ADSL line. We paid R2000 for a business uncapped unshaped account and the throttling was so bad that we could not even connect to our client routers via SSH.
 
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