on 15-12-2014 17:51
on 15-12-2014 17:51
on 16-12-2014 08:39
on 16-12-2014 08:39
on 16-12-2014 09:03
on 16-12-2014 09:03
on 16-12-2014 09:12
on 16-12-2014 09:12
on 16-12-2014 09:21
on 16-12-2014 09:21
I totally disagree with the idea of giving additional unnecessary information.
As someone who asks more questions than most, I know for a fact that too much information muddies the water and is very very confusing.....
Believe me on this one.....
It is also a clear rule in teaching. People learn more when given the information required. Once that has been given, then you add more to increase knowledge....only if needed.
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 16-12-2014 09:29
on 16-12-2014 09:29
on 16-12-2014 09:36
on 16-12-2014 09:36
It's only relevant if the info is asked for.
The question was regarding ending an agreement - we have no other info from the OP.
They could be leaving the country, taken a contract already with another network, lost their phone or any of a number of other scenarios.
Are we going to guess every little next thing the OP "might" want to know or just stick to answering the questions asked........?
Maybe @Toby and @Anonymous can clarify in public (not via PM) so we all know what is the correct course of action to take please?
on 16-12-2014 09:39
on 16-12-2014 09:39
I wasn't talking about other posts. I commented on this one as a discussion had started on what was relevant information. As a 'student' on here, I can say positively what works for me.
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 16-12-2014 09:54
on 16-12-2014 09:54
16-12-2014 09:56 - edited 16-12-2014 09:59
16-12-2014 09:56 - edited 16-12-2014 09:59
Hi guys,
My view on advice is that the info needed for the direct issue at hand is what is needed when answering the query of another member. If anyone feels that more more info may be useful, ask the question first. An example would be,"Would you like information on how to contact customer service?" This way you can ask whether it will be useful and be sure it will be
@Anonymous , please contact customer service about this issues, as members on the community cannot help unfortunately.
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on 16-12-2014 09:58
on 16-12-2014 09:58