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Nimbus, ex Telenor ex Altibox er alle idiotfirma som oppsøker og generer tidligere kunder med negativt telefonsalg. Når en avviser forespørsel fra dem får en avsluttende kommentar: "synd at du har en dårlig dag"
Nimbus, marketing. Jeg er kunden dere vil ha. Jeg har pengene deres tjenesteleverandør vil ha.
To ganger har jeg fått tilbud om en vare fra deres selgere og takket ja. To ganger har dere trekt tilbudet etter at jeg har takket ja. Dere er herved lagra i spam lista mi på telefonen og jeg kommer til å svare dere, men jeg kommer aldri til å kjøpe det dere vil selge meg.
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