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12-05-2009, 10:58
Whatever the situation is, I believe that UM's strategy of communicating this way (no communication - as a matter of fact) is not doing any good to them...
What do they expect? They might believe that people do not use their cards @home, and might even not realize that their card is unusable... ? They might hope that their service will recover before the high tourist season and most of their customers will not even notice the failure... ?
However, if they really plan to restart service in the foreseeable future, they should issue an honest press release or a customer newsletter, with the true reasons behind the outage. Otherwise they will lose all (if any left...) credibility.
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