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My conversation with Ken was very pleasant and helpful. I had difficulties dealing with the various aspects of making my monthly instalment for my holiday over the phone but Ken was extremely patient with me and guided me through the various options until I had finally made the payment
Ken was courteous and understanding towards me. His company should be proud to have him as part of their team
l am really disappointed, that NEW TV'S DON'T HAVE TELETEXT in them,eg LG mostly.So l wont buy another,unless this is fixed.l will keep my 3yr LG as l rely on this service
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