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“customer relationship challenges”
Ntoele said Telkom now seeks to communicate with its customers more and participate in forums where customers can voice their complaints.
We have to come out of the ivory tower and spend a day in the life of our customer
Two points:antowan said:THE PRICE OF TELKOM SERVICES IS A LARGE PART OF OUR GRIPE YOU WINGNUTS!!!!![]()
Only if they control it to be that way. Maybe they won't even bother crippling other voip solutions - cripple all voip including their own and just tell people how poor quality voip is.He said migration to VOIP is controlled by the clear understanding that “the quality of the calls through VOIP is questionable”.
Yeah right.A letter to the CEO or a meeting between Telkom and community leaders would have been more effective