LuisNewImage
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I joined OpenWeb (family .. lol) in February by purchasing a 5GIG International Saix account. A month later (March) I also purchased a local account (30GIG IS). Had a lot of teething problems with usernames and passowrds but eventually got it right, was given a new password that worked.
On the 26th March 2008, I received an email from OpenWeb support asking for payment of the accounts, I immediately notified them that I would not be needing the International but would keep the local account and made immediate payment (R130.00).
I got capped on the local account but, seen that payment was made for April, I thought that after midnight the account would reset itself automatically. Well it didn’t so I sent an email to support and got a reply from Keoma asking me for proof of payment, stating that there was no records of the account being paid. I immediately called and spoke to a ………….. at Technical support. His name was Edwin and after I complained that my account was not active yet spite being paid, he suggested that I should write an email to technical support demanding a refund. Lmao .. what technical support is that? Why not ask me for my details and try to sort the problem out? So I sent another email with proof of payment to Keoma himself. (2nd proof of payment)
I arrived home at 6.10pm and tried to connect but, the account is still not working, that’s 19 hours later and 5 days after payment was made.
I wrote another email to Keoma at 6.24pm (email support until 6.30pm, so they say).
It is now 7.13pm and still no news from Keoma or OpenWeb.
My advice here goes to all new ADSL members, please make sure that you have an ISP that offers telephone support at least until 10pm, email support does not work unless you have lots of patience.
Keoma, I left a message with Edwin for you to call me back, I sent you an email asking you what was the problem, you chose to ignore the call and the email , maybe you would like to respond here so that possible new members can make up their minds on who to choose as their ISP.
Prior to OpenWeb I used WebAfrica, great service and Technical Support and they offer the same products.
On the 26th March 2008, I received an email from OpenWeb support asking for payment of the accounts, I immediately notified them that I would not be needing the International but would keep the local account and made immediate payment (R130.00).
I got capped on the local account but, seen that payment was made for April, I thought that after midnight the account would reset itself automatically. Well it didn’t so I sent an email to support and got a reply from Keoma asking me for proof of payment, stating that there was no records of the account being paid. I immediately called and spoke to a ………….. at Technical support. His name was Edwin and after I complained that my account was not active yet spite being paid, he suggested that I should write an email to technical support demanding a refund. Lmao .. what technical support is that? Why not ask me for my details and try to sort the problem out? So I sent another email with proof of payment to Keoma himself. (2nd proof of payment)
I arrived home at 6.10pm and tried to connect but, the account is still not working, that’s 19 hours later and 5 days after payment was made.
I wrote another email to Keoma at 6.24pm (email support until 6.30pm, so they say).
It is now 7.13pm and still no news from Keoma or OpenWeb.
My advice here goes to all new ADSL members, please make sure that you have an ISP that offers telephone support at least until 10pm, email support does not work unless you have lots of patience.
Keoma, I left a message with Edwin for you to call me back, I sent you an email asking you what was the problem, you chose to ignore the call and the email , maybe you would like to respond here so that possible new members can make up their minds on who to choose as their ISP.
Prior to OpenWeb I used WebAfrica, great service and Technical Support and they offer the same products.
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