Durrington businessman in court battle win over phone firm
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Chauffeur David Matthew claimed he lost customers after his phone was cut off several times, as he racked up a series of expensive bills.
He later discovered the charges were due to sending ‘long’ text messages – something he said Virgin had authorised him to do.
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Hide AdThe 44-year-old, of Tavey Road, Durrington, who owns Absolute Anywhere, said: “It was very stressful trying to earn money and then find out my phone was cut off and no-one was going to get through to me.
“They have lost a customer and I wouldn’t touch them with a bargepole.”
Mr Matthew took Virgin to the small claims court and successfully argued his case.
For the full story, see the Herald, out Thursday, November 4.