Any ISP with more reliable/faster installation?

[Ejeckt]

Going to be moving into a new rental soon and would like to get a fibre line installed asap for work. Probably going to be an Openserve line in PTA East.

Do any ISP's have more pull with Openserve to prioritize installations? Or is it all up to Openserve technician schedules?

Would choose getting a line in 3 weeks sooner over a slightly cheaper price at this stage.

 

[PBCool]

It's based on schedules, but Openserve is one of the quickest installers of all FNOs, typical install time is less than 7 days.

 

[ScottulusMaximus]

Going to be moving into a new rental soon and would like to get a fibre line installed asap for work. Probably going to be an Openserve line in PTA East.

Do any ISP's have more pull with Openserve to prioritize installations? Or is it all up to Openserve technician schedules?

Would choose getting a line in 3 weeks sooner over a slightly cheaper price at this stage.

You can schedule the install. Request an installation and you'll get an SMS confirming the date and you can then move it. At least that's how I did it when I moved.

 

[HartsockZA]

It's based on schedules, but Openserve is one of the quickest installers of all FNOs, typical install time is less than 7 days.

I am still waiting, also east of Pretoria. Openserve has issued the B number but since the 5th I have yet to see an installer. my ISP is Mind the Speed

 

[AfriNatic]

Going to be moving into a new rental soon and would like to get a fibre line installed asap for work. Probably going to be an Openserve line in PTA East.

Do any ISP's have more pull with Openserve to prioritize installations? Or is it all up to Openserve technician schedules?

Would choose getting a line in 3 weeks sooner over a slightly cheaper price at this stage.

Depending on the Tech schedules really.

As the ISP you can skip the Openserve scheduling call by scheduling the install on the portal but only to the dates available. In the cities it can sometimes be the same/next day or even 2 weeks later and if there is an install snag it could be delayed bit longer but with Openserve it's usually fast.

The 3 weeks is just an estimate and the average install time for Openserve is much quicker than that.

 

[HartsockZA]

Depending on the Tech schedules really.

As the ISP you can skip the Openserve scheduling call by scheduling the install on the portal but only to the dates available. In the cities it can sometimes be the same/next day or even 2 weeks later and if there is an install snag it could be delayed bit longer but with Openserve it's usually fast.

The 3 weeks is just an estimate and the average install time for Openserve is much quicker than that.

Literally just spoke to mind the speed about this, still not installed kinda giving up on their efforts.