Should Nats Be An Industry Watchdog?

[Toby]

As with all things on GFY you must read between the lines, figure out to to pay attention to and who to ignore, then distill it all down and let it age a bit.

Having carefully re-read some specifc posts by a couple of "new" nicks this is what appears to have take place:

1) Several months ago NR Media changes their CCBill login
2) That new login was never updated in the NATS admin
3) This is brought to the attention of TMM
4) TMM checks the numbers within the NATS admin and confirms a discrepency with CCBill numbers.
5) TMM attempts to contact NR Media to inquire about the issue and gets cursed and hung up on.

Given the apparent seriousness of the issue and the response by NR Media I don't think TMM had much choice but to go public given their prior statements about shaving.

[Jace]

Originally Posted by Toby

As with all things on GFY you must read between the lines, figure out to to pay attention to and who to ignore, then distill it all down and let it age a bit.

Having carefully re-read some specifc posts by a couple of "new" nicks this is what appears to have take place:

1) Several months ago NR Media changes their CCBill login
2) That new login was never updated in the NATS admin
3) This is brought to the attention of TMM
4) TMM checks the numbers within the NATS admin and confirms a discrepency with CCBill numbers.
5) TMM attempts to contact NR Media to inquire about the issue and gets cursed and hung up on.

Given the apparent seriousness of the issue and the response by NR Media I don't think TMM had much choice but to go public given their prior statements about shaving.

this is pretty much what I am getting out of all of it too

[Mike AI]

I wonder if these issues are covered in their contract.

[spazlabz]

Originally Posted by Mike AI

I wonder if these issues are covered in their contract.

Great point and almost exactly what I was thinking...

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outting them publically after... if i am reading this correctly...one phone call involving unprofessional conduct is equally unprofessional.

who did they talk to? was it the owner of the company or a lacky? BIG difference right there.... someone in that company had to have a reasonable thought process that could have worked it out before damaging the company as badly as going public surely must have...


spaz