I sent this letter asking for a refund to Setanta today. I’ll look forward to receiving their reply.
What are my chances of getting any satisfaction? Low to non-existent I reckon - if I’ve got low expecations, I’m more likely to be pleasantly surprised.
If you need to cancel your Setanta sports subscription, you can find the [...]
The final nail in my Setanta Sports cancellation coffin - the Setanta Sports cancellation department cannot process a refund.
I telephoned to cancel on 30 January and they persuaded me to switch to 3 months at £5 instead.
Lo and behold, on 3 March, they charge me £9.99 again. Wild? I was livid.
I eventually find the Setanta [...]
Setanta doesn’t give its phone number on its Web site which is both annoying and cowardly. What have they got to hide? What have they got to be scared of - their own customers?
So if you want to cancel your Setanta subscription or have a moan at them about charging you too much, here are [...]
Last year I lost a bet on the golf course to my friend Alan which meant that I had to fork out for a Setanta subscription so we could watch Spurs play Villa (he’s a Spurs fan, I’m a Villa fan).
It cost a bundle - £9.99 to sign up plus £9.99 a month - [...]
It’s dead easy to buy music concert tickets online. Sites like Seetickets and Ticketmaster are absolutely raking it in.
How do I know? Because Seetickets pays me a handsome 18% commission on the price of the ticket when you click that link and buy. I can’t remember how much Ticketmaster pays because the last commission I [...]
Seamus Mccauley on his excellent Virtual Economic Web site has a gentle pop at Facebook over its stealth advertising programme: apparently Facebook believes the best ads are the ones users don’t know are ads. “Facebook isn’t even pretending not to be evil on this one,” says Seamus.
Most Internet users can spot advertising a mile off [...]
Once upon a time, 2020Shops.com was my dotcom dream. I was working at Future Publishing as the editor of .net magazine and had a crazy idea that I could turn a shopping directory Web site into a multimillion business.
It didn’t quite turn out that way. Philip Wilkinson’s Shopgenie price comparison site, which eventually became Kelkoo, [...]
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