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26-10-2005, 05:34 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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The other night whilst watching the box I saw an ad on tv stating Ford now have web chat up, people can ask engineers questions about new model etc. So I logged on, was put through to a chat room. Any like any chat room was filled with morons who were doing the usaul chat room thing, swearing and carrying on. I thought I will ask a question. I did and 5 minutes later no reply. In fact of the few questions put through I did not see one reply, not from ford any way, just the jokers bagging the questions. Well done Ford, a good ideal but poorly executed. I suggest next time you use a forum for this sort of interaction.
What do others think? Jas |
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