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    .tel WAS a great idea, but now it's too late!

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    .tel WAS a great idea, but now it's too late! Empty .tel WAS a great idea, but now it's too late!

    Post by Zigzag 2014-01-25, 5:44 pm

    The longer Telnic is waiting to develop a competitive product, the more the chances are dwindling for .tel to become successful.

    The mobile market is booming, but Telnames has reached only 10,000 customers. That isn't more than nothing!

    I don't see any argument why the masses should buy a .tel! Is there anything you can do with a .tel you can't do with any other domain?
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    Post by TelKing 2014-01-25, 7:55 pm

    Zigzag wrote:Is there anything you can do with a .tel you can't do with any other domain?

    Yes, you can laugh at unique British business practices never seen before!
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    Post by hulltv 2014-01-26, 4:41 am

    Only a matter of time till they movie on to something else then maybe the next bunch will know how to do business.,

    not all British business are as bad as this lot...BUT THEY ARE THE WORST!
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    Post by 500 2014-01-26, 6:21 am

    TelKing wrote:... unique British business practices never seen before!

    http://www.500.name/t17-how-tel-managed-to-destroy-its-community
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    Post by 4444 2014-01-26, 11:08 am

    hulltv wrote:... then maybe the next bunch will know how to do business.

    The one and only reason to follow the future of .tel! Nothing can and nothing will happen as long Telnic is in charge!
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    Post by Zigzag 2014-01-26, 11:19 am

    4444 wrote:
    hulltv wrote:... then maybe the next bunch will know how to do business.

    The one and only reason to follow the future of .tel! Nothing can and nothing will happen as long Telnic is in charge!

    Hopefully the successor won't make any mistakes by continuing to employ the ███ directors from Telnic.


    Last edited by Tel Forum on 2014-01-26, 11:58 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : Deletion of provocative wording)
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    Post by Zigzag 2014-01-26, 12:11 pm

    @ Tel Forum

    Why did you delete the word "lazy"?

    It’s nothing but the truth. Telnic did absolutely nothing since 2011.

    And Telnames is definitely another company according to their own repeated reassurances.
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    Post by Tel Forum 2014-01-26, 12:27 pm

    Zigzag wrote:Why did you delete the word "lazy"?

    Only one message as an example:

    Justin Hayward wrote:To whom it may concern,

    I suggest that you read the following and assess all of the content on this site with regard to a) the definitions of online defamation b) the number of instances this occurs on the site and c) your ability to provide adequate moderation of current and previous posts with a community hell bent on expressing defamatory views that, if they continue, we will have to address from both a personal and a corporate perspective.

    https://www.eff.org/issues/bloggers/legal/liability/defamation

    In order to ensure the continued existence of this website, I will comply with all old and new requests from Telnic.
    I don't want to be involved in litigation.
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    Post by mikeseaton 2014-01-26, 2:07 pm

    Tel Forum wrote:In order to ensure the continued existence of this website, I will comply with all old and new requests from Telnic.
    I don't want to be involved in litigation.

    @TelForum

    Justin's link at https://www.eff.org/issues/bloggers/legal/liability/defamation provides the following definition:

    What is defamation?
    Generally, defamation is a false and unprivileged statement of fact that is harmful to someone's reputation, and published "with fault," meaning as a result of negligence or malice.

    Without wishing to state the obvious, a TRUE statement can never be considered defamation !

    So as long as TelTalk posters state what is demonstrably true there can be no problem - do not be intimidated by unenforceable threats of legal action !

    Furthermore, a recent court case involving Twitter resulted in it being declared a "platform" rather than a "publisher" - so Twitter users rather than Twitter itself are being held legally responsible for their own posts.

    One final point - IMO Telnic's Directors are NOT LAZY at all - their CVs show an impressive business history - so why the **** is the .tel project in such a mess ?

    http://MikeSeaton.tel
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    Post by Zigzag 2014-01-26, 3:09 pm

    mikeseaton wrote:IMO Telnic's Directors are NOT LAZY at all

    Okay, I will choose a different wording:

    The people at Telnic have produced nothing during the last 3 years!

    I don't know what they are doing! Does anyone know?
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