[TriLUG] I can't believe reputable companies still do this

[Jason Tower]

sorry jon, but any company that goes out of their way and makes a 
special effort to prevent linux users (who by definition can't use IE) 
from accessing their website is not worthy of my business.  period.

there is simply NO EXCUSE for this.  none whatsoever.  i don't care how 
good their service may or may not be, they clearly don't care about 
having me or any other alternative OS user as a customer.

jason

On Thursday 24 April 2003 22:35, Jon Carnes wrote:
> Come on... TWTC (TimeWarnerTelecom) is a small branch of the might TW
> mega-corp.  They exist only in this area and are a great Telco
> company (a hell of a lot better than Bell South).
>
> I highly recommend them for internet or telco access - especially
> local telephone access for a business.  These guys are extremely
> competitive and highly service oriented.  Their specialty is
> transport (local loop) and telco connectivity. They are not a major
> ISP, but they do have great internet connectivity.
>
> They also sell a cool internet/phone product that is great for a
> start-up business.
>
> Just don't do any web-hosting with them.
>
> Jon Carnes
>
> On Thu, 2003-04-24 at 20:11, Jeremy Portzer wrote:
> > This is the home page of Time Warner Telecom:
> > http://www.twtelecom.com Try to view it with Mozilla...
> >
> > And I thought they were a good backbone ISP.  So much for
> > recommending them ever again.
> >
> > (note: TW Telecom is a different sub-company from Time Warner
> > Cable, which provides Road Runner et al.  But still, yet another
> > reason to stay away from the AOL-TW conglomerate.)
> >
> > --Jeremy
> >
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