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I am getting epic speeds (for my line that is) between 1 am and 6 am... Between 6 and 7 my speed drops from 40KB/s to 2KB/s. Speed will only pick up at 1am again. Im having the living crap shaped out of me at 11 at night? :erm: I am starting to doubt the "shaping according to available bandwidth" copy and paste reply we always get.
MWEB support is pathetic. They told me that a support technician will phone me on Sunday, that never happened (its been more than a week since I first sent them an email hoping to get some support). I guess all their support staff are now fielding calls from angry customers with compromised accounts.
Phoned this morning, assured a technical specialist would phone back as soon as possible.
Definitely considering other options now.
Guys must be really busy, as I have not received a call yet.
Hi Jouda
Please advise with which email address you previously logged your request for technical assistance and/or your account details, in order for me to do a follow up and to try to assist in the resolution of your queries.
Regards,
Wayde
Phoned this morning, assured a technical specialist would phone back as soon as possible.
Definitely considering other options now.
Guys must be really busy, as I have not received a call yet.
^^ My exact problem - I've sent in my cancellation.
Openweb uncapped after hours account at R899 per month (excludes line rental)...Jah, but WHERE to go?
Openweb uncapped after hours account at R899 per month (excludes line rental)...
Who hasn't been treated like crap since the whole uncapped saga?R400 more? nah, not worth it.
Besides, after having been a loyal OpenWeb customer over the past 2 years, they treated me like crap with the whole uncapped saga.
R400 more? nah, not worth it.
Besides, after having been a loyal OpenWeb customer over the past 2 years, they treated me like crap with the whole uncapped saga.
Been notified of a radius fault wrt Username/password authentication
Received a call.
The guy said they would escalate to the network people as the issue is clearly one of shaping.
Bottom line seems to be that there is no chance I will ever receive the same speeds I received when I first started as there are simply more people on the network now then there were when I first joined (this is from the horses mouth, I am not making stuff up).
Whatever the reason you cannot do this to a customer - Expect them to be happy with speeds that are slower than what they first got used to. In my case, from the shaped sites it was a question of half line speed in the beginning to now getting perhaps 1/10 - 1/20th line speed (and on 384, that's absurdly slow).
Anyway, best of luck to MWEB with what is no doubt a nightmarish balancing act.