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Old 29-03-2004, 18:05   #1
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BT still have thousands of customers without service
A severe fire in Manchester has caused a major outage on BT's network in Manchester as many as 130 thousand customers are without service

What do people think ?

Imagine if NTL had such an issue.

Poor back up planning on BT's part or an incident that simply couldnt be avoided ?

See link......BT suffer major outage
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Re: BT still have thousands of customers without service
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A severe fire in Manchester has caused a major outage on BT's network in Manchester as many as 130 thousand customers are without service

What do people think ?

Imagine if NTL had such an issue.

Poor back up planning on BT's part or an incident that simply couldnt be avoided ?

See link......BT suffer major outage
I don't see how you could possibly call it poor planning - you cannot legislate for every possible event.
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Originally Posted by wheeliebin
A severe fire in Manchester has caused a major outage on BT's network in Manchester as many as 130 thousand customers are without service

What do people think ?

Imagine if NTL had such an issue.

Poor back up planning on BT's part or an incident that simply couldnt be avoided ?

See link......BT suffer major outage
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