Am I surprised? of course not. Are they too busy to reply? Actually no, it takes 2 minutes to reply to an email confirming that it has been received and will be dealt with. So being busy with other, more pressing things is not an excuse in my book.
I made it perfectly clear in my reply that I wanted to start appeal proceedings as soon as possible, asking Adam to send me the details of how I do this. It's a bit difficult to appeal a decision when no-one has the courtesy to even respond to your communication.
At least I know that he is aware of this blog, I will therefore use it to say this,
"Adam, can either yourself or one of your lackeys please, at the very least, have the good manners to answer my email and send me the information I requested a week ago? It would be much appreciated.
I mean, to ignore me again, as you have for 5 months so far regarding my initial complaint, well, that would just make you look stupid and apathetic wouldn't it?"
Shall I hold my breath for a response? Nah, best not.
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