I disagree - lag on Destiny and frequent disconnects have increased over the last two weeks. This happens irrespective of the account type but when I play with locals on Destiny, I will have higher latency and more lag despite being on 10Mbps uncapped compared to others being on 4Mbps Telkom.
Last night it was faster for me to look at a Youtube video on my iPad via a CellC 3G connection. When using Afrihost, Youtube suggest a 144P resolution and then still buffered, whereas the iPad played a smooth 720P - shows you that this is an AH issue and has nothing to do with: Eskom loadshedding, Xenophobic attacks, Donald Trump's hairstyle (or whatever other excuse your support team comes up with).
This month alone I have logged 3 tickets which resulted in:
(1) Port resets
(2) Bounce your router
(3) Make sure to use our DNS servers
(4) Wait... change to Google DNS
The above alone indicates that you guys have no idea or could not be bothered to actually look at the problem and rather go with a "Did you try and switch it off and on again" approach
I think you're making a general comment based on the poor support in that incidence, and I do acknowledge that. Ultimately I think the person in question may have had good intentions, but as I said before, the shotgun approach is not always helpful (while it might deliver a quick result) becuase it does not isolate the actual cause of the problem and there is every chance that the same client will be back again with the same problem.
I think in general our guys really do try their best, and we also have to get better at being upfront that we can't solve every problem. But that should go hand in hand with communicating and getting back to clients with any information that can put their mind at ease (assuming we can't solve the problem immediately).
Definitely take you point here