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qaz

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I am having a joyous New Year, free from the hassles of SAOL. Across three 10 Gig accounts I had authentication problems from early on, sometimes hitting the reconnect button repeatedly for up to a minute.

The cherry on top (forget about my initial hassles when signing up), progressively shorter disconnects (where is this in my contract? I stand to be corrected here) as I came closer to my caps. I fully understand the logic behind the variable resets, but adjust your contract (include billing for overuse), don't limit the customer's account usage. A couple of calls to say "You have credit card details, just bill me if I go over", didn't seem to stem the tide of 1-2 hourly disconnects, even though I was told that it would be handled. Forget FTP or online gaming. This was with about 500 Meg left on the one account. Sheeesh! Small time business attitude. I must say, the support staff are very friendly, but nothing is ever accomplished from calling.

Allyoucaneat... fast and efficient. This year will be good :D
 
Perhaps a note on the thread complaints about your ISP would also get milage, for other forumites to take note of?

Good luck with AYCE, and keep us posted on how they continue in 2006...

/doc
 
You're right, this should actually be in that thread. I didn't see the sticky for some reason... obvious as anything now :)
 
Some ISP's days will be numbered when we will have true broadband ie decent speeds and caps.

Some think because they are the cheapest at the moment in a business where the SA public already have been screwed out of their hard earned cash they can get away with poor customer service.

They will be the ones going under as soon as SA get what the rest of the world already have competitive and true broadband. They will have no excuses then like they have now ie "Sorry it's Telkoms fault not ours"
 
WiseCrack said:
Some ISP's days will be numbered when we will have true broadband ie decent speeds and caps.

Some think because they are the cheapest at the moment in a business where the SA public already have been screwed out of their hard earned cash they can get away with poor customer service.

They will be the ones going under as soon as SA get what the rest of the world already have competitive and true broadband. They will have no excuses then like they have now ie "Sorry it's Telkoms fault not ours"

Well Telkominternet will be the first make no mistake.

edit: because most of this **** is their fault.
 
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