@AfriNatic
I hope someone can help me because support has been no help.
I placed a migration for my line on Monday. Yesterday I contacted afrihost support and they helped me activate the line. Great. But the line was running at my old speed.
So today I contacted Afrihost to enquire why the line was not syncing at full speed.
I was then told that the line I had opted to migrate was not in afrihost's control. But when trying to log a "receive ownership of the line", the support staff then told me they are unable to. Instead of a migration, a new installation was ordered by afrihost. This means my old B number has apparently disappeared (even though I am somehow already using afrihost on a line that was released, and then activated by afrihost.)
I am now being told Openserve will have to come out and activate a new circuit.
How did this stuffup happen in the first place and how do we rectify it in a timely fashion because it has now been nearly a week since the start.

I hope someone can help me because support has been no help.
I placed a migration for my line on Monday. Yesterday I contacted afrihost support and they helped me activate the line. Great. But the line was running at my old speed.
So today I contacted Afrihost to enquire why the line was not syncing at full speed.
I was then told that the line I had opted to migrate was not in afrihost's control. But when trying to log a "receive ownership of the line", the support staff then told me they are unable to. Instead of a migration, a new installation was ordered by afrihost. This means my old B number has apparently disappeared (even though I am somehow already using afrihost on a line that was released, and then activated by afrihost.)
I am now being told Openserve will have to come out and activate a new circuit.
How did this stuffup happen in the first place and how do we rectify it in a timely fashion because it has now been nearly a week since the start.
