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Heart Internet Review By
Sam Thornton (@CreativeNerdSam)2016-02-16 04:47:45
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@ukjim @HeartInternet good luck with that!

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Project Octo (@ProjectOcto)2016-02-16 04:05:01
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If you're thinking of using @HeartInternet - don't. When you need support they are nowhere to be seen. Avoid at all costs

Heart Internet Review By
The Interior Co (@theinteriorco)2016-02-15 18:05:16
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not bad nearly 7 hours to respond to a ticket created at 4.10 @HeartInternet #poorcustomerservice

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Heart Internet Review By
Kristina Harmsworth (@SciFiKriss)2016-02-15 13:54:27
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@HeartInternet Good idea :) btw I am back! couldn't keep away :) have to play with websites to keep brain in gear! :D :D

Heart Internet Review By
Jason Mountier (@mountier)2016-02-15 12:50:16
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@HeartInternet Great, however, it's not accepting my mobile phone number, always encouraging...

Heart Internet Review By
CatrionaStandingford (@CatrionaBrand)2016-02-15 09:46:04
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Hi @roger_edwards A great example of "enrage rather than engage" is how @HeartInternet dealt with comms last week.... how not to do it!