I'm DSL Tester At Openserve

Looking at the quality presented here it's no wonder they took more than a month to fix my problem...that they caused in the first place.
 
MickeyD said:
Son, have you read your company's electronic communication policy as well at the social media policy? If not, I would advise you to do so before posting here again.
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Still, a useful resource to cultivate, nurse and protect !
 
You should update your facebook profile... it still says Telkom :p
 
MickeyD said:
Son, have you read your company's electronic communication policy as well at the social media policy? If not, I would advise you to do so before posting here again.
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It worries me that he claims to be Data Testing Operational Supervisor for Telkom and isn't aware of these policies.

I also won't comment on the level of the post either in relation to him being a supervisor.
 
Geoff.D said:
Still, a useful resource to cultivate, nurse and protect !
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Doubt it would be useful at all tbh.

If you started talking about congested exchanges and routes and peering his brain will probably implode.
 
ToxicBunny said:
Doubt it would be useful at all tbh.

If you started talking about congested exchanges and routes and peering his brain will probably implode.
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Especially considering his first post was essentially blaming the customer and that there is seemingly nothing at all wrong with their network.
 
as stipulated in the SA Connect policy.

The policy states that by 2020, 90% of South Africans must have access to 5Mbps broadband or better
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Maybe OpenServe and Telkom should just drop any connectivity option slower than 5Mbps - as the SA Connect policy requires...that way nobody NEEDS to upgrade - or pay more. :D

However if the present exchanges cant even handle 2Mbps when everyone is connected...well erm ja ...
 
EbrahimJohnson1 said:
Hay There, I've been a Testing DSL Lines for a few years now, and most of the problems I find is that customers are complaining of slow speeds, when they have a Slow line like a 2 Meg or so, many customers dont understand, that when you have a line that is consistantly going to average below 2 Meg, it's just going to drive you crazy especially if you need to do things that need a lot of data and faster speeds, like visiting youtube, or live streaming. This line is going to frustrate you to the point where your going to feel like pulling your hair out. Rather upgrade... but then again if you upgrade.... lets just leave it at that.
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Very vague coming from an "DSL Tester with years of experience"
So we should not get what we are paying for, even if it's a 2mb adsl line?
Would have been more of a constructive post stating actual issues that affect adsl performance, instead we should "upgrade"? :wtf:
 
Terumo said:
Very vague coming from an "DSL Tester with years of experience"
So we should not get what we are paying for, even if it's a 2mb adsl line?
Would have been more of a constructive post stating actual issues that affect adsl performance, instead we should "upgrade"? :wtf:
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But if we upgrade.....

There is some sort of a catch regarding that but the Openserve tester has decided to leave us hanging on that one, so disappointed...
 
Ryansr said:
This sounds like marketing for OpenServe, especially looking at the post count of 1 after one day has now passed since that first post.
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Go read his LinkedIn profile. If that was the intention, then at least use a guy with a neat CV.
 
EbrahimJohnson1 said:
Hay There, I've been a Testing DSL Lines for a few years now, and most of the problems I find is that customers are complaining of slow speeds, when they have a Slow line like a 2 Meg or so, many customers dont understand, that when you have a line that is consistantly going to average below 2 Meg, it's just going to drive you crazy especially if you need to do things that need a lot of data and faster speeds, like visiting youtube, or live streaming. This line is going to frustrate you to the point where your going to feel like pulling your hair out. Rather upgrade... but then again if you upgrade.... lets just leave it at that.
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:wtf:
 
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