No Easy Road For Neotel

krycor

Honorary Master
Joined
Aug 4, 2005
Messages
18,546
wow thats an early post :eek: I'm still awake, i dunno which is scarier. I like this article its like history lesson with no ilusions of future relief. Ivy's comment is scarier me thinks.
 

Sneeky

Honorary Master
Joined
May 5, 2004
Messages
12,129
A really poignant report encompassing the last few years.
That is a very refreshing piece of journalism from Robyn Chalmers.
 

mavx

Well-Known Member
Joined
Apr 20, 2005
Messages
331
It's almost good enough to be a script for an underdog movie of some type. I just wish I knew the ending! In most of them the good guy always wins in the end, if only...

:p
 
Last edited:

bluefox8080

Active Member
Joined
Mar 25, 2005
Messages
33
Neotel is useless. We already left them 3 messages asking for 2Meg diginet type pricing with no reply at all!

As useless as Telkom, maybe even worse
 

MaD

Expert Member
Joined
Nov 5, 2003
Messages
4,929
Neotel is useless. We already left them 3 messages asking for 2Meg diginet type pricing with no reply at all!

As useless as Telkom, maybe even worse
I would hazard a guess that the guys over at Neotel are completely up to their eyes in requests for services. Just a guess tho........
 

bluefox8080

Active Member
Joined
Mar 25, 2005
Messages
33
I would hazard a guess that the guys over at Neotel are completely up to their eyes in requests for services. Just a guess tho........

And they did not anticipate this?? What a joke, you plan for 5 years and then you can not handle the load.
 

MaD

Expert Member
Joined
Nov 5, 2003
Messages
4,929
And they did not anticipate this?? What a joke, you plan for 5 years and then you can not handle the load.
Same happened with Virgin when they launched here.. TalkTalk in the UK.. you name it. They haven't actually been planning for five years, four years ago they were to be licenced and things only started coming together in the past year or so.
 

Sneeky

Honorary Master
Joined
May 5, 2004
Messages
12,129
bluefox8080 is quite rightly disappointed, these chaps should've hit the ground running, however lets give them the benefit of the doubt for now and look at it as a wake up call for them. After all, the monumental stuff up of getting them going was not all their own doing, not by a long shot.

Telkom has had many wake up calls in the past, plenty , gazillion million billions (ok exaggeration but you get the idea) yet they have opted to hit the snooze button every single time.
Lets hope Neotel wakes up, accepts the challenge and responds positively to its customers needs.
 
Top