ADSL line transfer issue

Gun_Pilot[ZA]

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Hi guys,

Was wondering if anyone has any knowledge on this.

I am wanting to change ISP's because my current ISP (Delonet) has a useless support dept and they are pushing up their prices. Basically, I have logged multiple tickets and they just don't reply.Their phone just rings when I call. So now the issue is, I need to get my line transferred back to Telkom. Can I get Telkom to force the transfer from their side? Delonet is in Midrand and I am in PE so this is a ball ache to say the least. I really have no idea what to do.

Thanks!
 
You need to speak to your isp, you have a contract with them which telkom can't interfere with.
 
Gun_Pilot[ZA];20466637 said:
Thanks. Going to have to keep trying their phone I guess.

You not getting any joy from trying to call them, so you might want to send an email ( and several thereafter ) judging from their response?
At least you will have a paper trail and proof, but with telephone calls that they don't answer- well I am afraid they will have the upper hand for your issue to be finalized and resolved.
 
You not getting any joy from trying to call them, so you might want to send an email ( and several thereafter ) judging from their response?
At least you will have a paper trail and proof, but with telephone calls that they don't answer- well I am afraid they will have the upper hand for your issue to be finalized and resolved.

Yeah, I have sent multiple emails. Problem is, is that all support tickets are logged via their website. So I have downloaded them. But still, the issue is after tonight I won't have internet and that's the biggest problem for me.
 
Gun_Pilot[ZA];20466733 said:
Yeah, I have sent multiple emails. Problem is, is that all support tickets are logged via their website. So I have downloaded them. But still, the issue is after tonight I won't have internet and that's the biggest problem for me.

Yeah, I know the feeling. Our world revolves around being connected to the Net, and to be without it, even for a day is a day too much:mad:
 
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