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Mr. Soul · 08-28-2006, 01:48 PM

Let's ignore the actions of NR Media in this thread. Leave that discussion for another day and another thread.

After the way Too Much Media (NATS) has handled this situation, from the original thread that started it to the countersuit they announced today, would you still consider NATS as your backend for a new program? Do you think they did the right thing, or do you think they should have used more discretion until all the facts were available?

Personally it seems to me, they basically ruined the reputation of NR Media because of an as yet unexplained discrepancy in rebill statistics, and because they were treated rudely in one phone call to NR Media. Personally I wouldn't use NATS because of this, regardless of whether or not NR Media was shaving. They should have waited until there was proof beyond a reasonable doubt of shaving before they brought this issue to the public, regardless of how they were treated by their customer.

What do you guys think?

08-28-2006, 01:48 PM
Mr. Soul Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Manhattan Posts: 1,633	Would you consider using NATS for your program after this NR Media situation? Let's ignore the actions of NR Media in this thread. Leave that discussion for another day and another thread. After the way Too Much Media (NATS) has handled this situation, from the original thread that started it to the countersuit they announced today, would you still consider NATS as your backend for a new program? Do you think they did the right thing, or do you think they should have used more discretion until all the facts were available? Personally it seems to me, they basically ruined the reputation of NR Media because of an as yet unexplained discrepancy in rebill statistics, and because they were treated rudely in one phone call to NR Media. Personally I wouldn't use NATS because of this, regardless of whether or not NR Media was shaving. They should have waited until there was proof beyond a reasonable doubt of shaving before they brought this issue to the public, regardless of how they were treated by their customer. What do you guys think?