Going to post here to keep it on the TT Connect saga.
So my area (Edenglen) recently got fibre from TT Connect, and after a few months they managed to install into my house (Yay!) on Wed 2017/01/31.
I signed up on Month-Month with Fredd (the other ISPs could only to let me know when fibre was available in the area - Afrihost let me know on Saturday). Anyway, after the horrendous speeds over WiFi from the supplied router (25 down / 75 up with ONLY me on the router - go figure), I plugged the router into the home network, and was merrily connected until Thursday. My daughter phoned to tell me the internet had been down the whole day. When I got home that night I did some trouble shooting, and after much rebooting of router, managed to get back onto the router to check some things, and discovered it wasn't getting an address from the CPE. The CPE was merrily flashing the WAN light, but the Router didn't seem to talk to the CPE.
The next morning I phoned Fredd, and well, no-one seems to work in their Helpdesk department. So I phoned TT Connect, and surprise-surprise, no-one works at their helpdesk either. :wtf: Eventually get hold of someone, and they say they will log a call, and let me know an update.
Saturday comes and now I have no WAN light on my CPE, so turn everything off for a while, and no change. Phone TT Connect, and get told calls have a 24hour turn around, so I'll be contacted shortly.
So leave it for the weekend, as well, their support is only until about midday on a Saturday, and I don't figure I'll get much help in a few hours.
Monday arrives and get hold of TT Connect HelpDesk, and get told someone will get back to me.
Tuesday, I get told there was some new fibre blown into the area, so I should be fine. I say it's still not connected, so he says a splicer will need to come check it. I say someone will be home on Wednesday to let someone in.
Wednesday I phone to find out when they will come, "they will phone you when they need to get access to the property."
Thursday, I get told there is a major outage in my area, and I will be kept up to date on the situation."
So just over one week of fibre with less than 24 hours of connectivity total....
Is that why you got out pinball?
I was so looking forward to using fibre, but this is not promising. I would be lying if I expected it to be completely perfect, but I did expect significantly better than this.