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    Talk Talk back in the lime light again

    Talk Talk back in the lime light again

    This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 22nd September 2011 17:45.

    *TalkTalk tops UK complaints list* ---Quote (Originally by 5corpio)--- They do too much talking rather than listen to whats said: TalkTalk...

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    Tags: 2nd, calls, complaints, customers, debt, excessive, failed, fine, fined, firm, investigation, list, ofcom, penalised, rate, regulator, rules, size, talktalk, telecoms, thisismoney, watchdog
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    Re: Talk Talk back in the lime light again

    TalkTalk facing new Ofcom fine over silent calls

    TalkTalk is expected to be fined up to £2million by regulator Ofcom for making silent calls to customers. The watchdog warned the telecoms group last month that it could be penalised after an investigation found it had made an excessive number of abandoned calls and had failed to keep adequate records to demonstrate that it complied with the regulator's rules. Ofcom and TalkTalk sources now say that the firm is virtually certain to be fined and the only point at issue is the exact sum involved....Read more here--- TalkTalk facing new Ofcom fine over silent calls | This is Money

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