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Easy Jet

Pat of London UK (02/11/08)
Easy Jet has today obscured my emails from my hotmail account with a pop-up ad, which advertises their flights to Scotland. The ad may be in collaboration with the Scottish tourism board. The ad is constantly flashing down the centre of my screen, preventing me from reading my emails. I am unable to get rid of it; if I click beside it, it stays. If I click within it, it opens its advertisement. It if infuriating. It is preventing me from carrying out important work. I want them to remove this advert and ensure that this kind of abuse does not occur again.

I am disabled, recovering from surgery, and dependent on email for communication and my livelihood. I am at a crucial stage in a literary/creative project. This is delaying my work and adding to my stress.

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July 24 2008

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