Venom Rush
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Aha therein lies the beauty of it. Bulleted events below:
- Early Feb '09: Decide to go with Neotel NeoConnect Lite (EXCELLENT coverage) as there was no Prime coverage in our area
- Voice quality wasn't bad but trying to connect to the Net was folly
- End of Feb: Check coverage map and all of a sudden Lite only has Fair coverage and Prime has excellent coverage
- Lite device starts to consistently drop voice calls. Connect to the Net...What is that?
- After much consideration decide to go with Prime (Who wouldn't, with the purported connection speeds)
- 1st week on Prime: No voice calls dropped but Net connection was slow
- Enquire about connection speeds with "Customer Service" and they say hang in there the "Optimisation" will sort us out.
- Early March: Check the coverage map to ensure we still have Prime coverage. Indeed we do, we have EXCELLENT Prime coverage. Woop woop.
- Skip to the end of March: Voice calls start being dropped; connecting to the Net becomes an issue. Let me check our coverage, again
- OH, nice one. We've been "Optimised" alright, optimised right out of the coverage area.
No Prime coverage anymore and only a tiny speck of Lite coverage of the Fair variety.
- By this stage toys are being thrown out of the cot, and "Customer Service" keep stringing us along saying that they may be able to give us some money back while we wait and/or they'll install an antennae and and and
- Finally Steven Ligege mans up and tells the truth about our little foray into CDMA. It's not happening anymore, BYE.
We're in the process of weighing up our legal options...
This kind of service really gets under my skin. I highly suggest you take this matter to the small claims court. Contact ISPA as well and lay acomplaint.