@alessio: want to prove Delimiter is awful and you were a nice guy which only mistyped an address? You should have submitted ID proof ages ago.

I've had two pretty bad experiences with Delimiter, but I'm still inclined to believe them over the OP. I find it very hard to believe someone even has a job if they don't have a phone number.

Also, slandering Delimiter? What kind of joke is this? Change thread title, OK, post taking Delimiter's side, OK, close the thread to prevent an open and pretty decent discussion about serious issues

Good for you. I was just saying that he didn't say that he wanted to keep his information private. Anyway he claimed differently from Delimiter and there's no way for anyone else to tell unless he pro

Delimiter checked his name + partial address and there was no match.

Well, considering how secretive is delimiter about their company details (i.e. they refuse to list / give their company details - the customer cannot know which legal entity they are dealing with)...

Plus delimiter is certainly not a one man show that is likely to sell your personal info.

I asked both Delimiter's sales rep and their accountant on their positions with it all and paraphrased the response back. Its reported speech nothing more.

@Salathe - I work for their parent company and work in the same office as some of them. When the OP originally contacted me to help, I asked Delimiter to give me copies of the tickets to review. Thats

It's a personal conclusion, just reading through all of this it comes across as if you have something to hide or are not telling us. Or let me put it this way, Delimiter's side sounds more plausible.

Mark, I have to say, for someone who doesn't work for Delimiter, whose words don't represent the opinions of Delimiter; it sure seems like you are super eager to dive in and share details, thoughts, f

Delimiter is usually the other way round - way to heavy handed denying order acceptance.

It is, just search on here or WHT for threads about Delimiter won't accept my order or words to that effect.

[lots of backwards and forwards between OP and Delimiter's accountant]

The FraudRecord report was made by Delimiter at the point of contract termination. Its not something that happened recently.

to clients who have committed fraud. Therefore Delimiter's report should not be taken as an accusation of fraud, only as an accusation of whatever the report states, which seems undeniable since the

Hindsight is 20/20 and I'm sure you would have preferred to give them your work number straight up (or just double check your address and use your work number when you first signed up) if you had the

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what is technically a breach of contract (see Delimiter's TOS), he failed, given another opportunity, failed, contract terminated and refunded.

So bottom line, like it or not, delimiter stand firm, Mark is not in a position to over rule them even if he wanted to which he does not which leaves the decision is in fraud records hands, as they ar