Letter: In Brief

Wednesday 14 April 1999 23:02 BST

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Sir: I agree with Julie Friend (letter, 13 April) about the way in which British Telecom is handling the change of some dialling codes. I recently logged on to the official web-site, www.numberchange.org, only to find that there was no e-mail address to register any complaint, question or suggestion. There is only one other site I know where e-mail comments are not accepted. That belongs to an organisation so arrogant that it thinks it has no need to listen to members of the public - the International Olympic Committee. Enough said.

The Rev DAVID E FLAVELL

Liverpool

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