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In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, Joe Meno wrote:
> In lugnet.publish.brickjournal, Ondrew Hartigan wrote:
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> > Although I’d like to sign up and I did attempt too. I am going to wait until
> > Brickjournal has it's own site. Initially when I signed up I was of the
> > understanding that I was signing up for Brickjournal and Brickjournal only. This
> > unfortunately however was not the case.
> >
> > In addition to Brickjournal I was also signed up for near-time.net, which
> > is a web site building /hosting service similar to Myspace only with a first
> > month free then you pay attitude. To top this off when I finally realized
> > the wackiness of the supposed Brickworld web site and tried to delete my
> > account I could not find anywhere to do so. I must have searched the site
> > for an hour.
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> 'supposed Brickworld site?' I'm not Brickworld.
It was a typo sorry.
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> Also, it's not a supposed site. I suppose if I publish a magazine with a
> publisher as opposed to by myself, it's a supposed magazine. And all the AFOL
> sites that are hosted by Northstar are 'supposed websites.'
Although this doesn't sound like the Joe meno I know I’ll bite.
The thing is, I signed up for Brickjournal thinking it was Brickjournal and I
got something completely different. hence the supposed site comment. Then when I
tried to correct the problem I had to fight to get myself deleted when it should
have been an easy task.
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> Finally after giving up I decided to email info@near-time.net and got a reply that basically said request denied. I replied with a more sternly worded DELETE ME! And about 15mins later I got a phone call. Yep I said a phone call. One of the near time head honchos called me to persuade me to keep my account insisting that I only signed up for Brickjournal even though I was directed to the near-time web site time and time again which kept asking for money “$70+ a month I might add.” I was also told that in about 30days I would be receiving emails to upgrade my account, something of which I don't want either. “I get enough spam as is.” I reiterated my desire to be deleted no less than 15 times over the phone and he just didn't get it.
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> As mentioned in another note, this has been resolved. There was definitely a bug
> in the system.
This is fine these things happen from time to time. I just don't handle bugs
well I guess. My apologies for making this issue public but it needed to be
resolved. After all someone called me on a phone number no one but Joe
meno/brickjournal should have known as that's whom I thought I was giving it to.
Please know that the only reason I posted this to lugnet is because in my
personal opinion it was something that others needed to know. My intentions were
not / are not meant to hurt your bottom line.
Ondrew
P.s. This will be my last Lugnet posting on this. If future replies are required
I will do so privately.
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> Joe
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> > In short, JOE, talk to your site provider and make sure I’m deleted from his
> > site in its entirety. I want no part of a site that doesn't tell you what it's
> > signing you up for and requests money for services I did not signup for or
> > request.
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> >
> > Ondrew
> >
> > p.s. any one else have issues like this? it didn't seem like i was the only one
> > by the sound of the voice over the phone.
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