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Jul. 1st, 2009 03:06 pmTicket from rival cable $ISP, where a friend works. Mind you, this ticket was filled by one of the customer service reps at $ISP store.
Customer has 8Mb service. Customer has 7Mb access. Please send tech to bring customer the missing 1Mb.
There. are. no. words.
Customer has 8Mb service. Customer has 7Mb access. Please send tech to bring customer the missing 1Mb.
There. are. no. words.
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Date: 2009-07-01 02:22 pm (UTC).....sorry, it's the heat, I think I need another beer.
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Date: 2009-07-01 11:10 pm (UTC)I mean, how much of an idiot do you have to be to get the concept of 'Hey, I'm paying for a particular bandwidth here, and I'm getting rather sub-par performance. Maybe you need to send a tech out to check line quality and related issues so that I get the transfer speeds I'm actually paying for?'. Really. (I had to have the line replaced from the pole to the jack in the house for just such a reason--it was old wiring, and couldn't handle broadband properly).
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Date: 2009-07-01 11:24 pm (UTC)First (and rather minor), her friend. Female tech here.
Also, I don't see where you think my friend and I are failing here. He works backoffice tech for $ISP, I work at 2nd tier at another $ISP. We both understand perfectly well the concept of a customer with lower-speed access whose line needs fixing. (I get that one everyday. Don't pull that one at someone you don't know, please.)
The store rep, however, is the idiot who pulled that ticket. It's not the fact that the customer is having sub-par performance, but how the rep handled it. A megabit isn't something you pick up and walk out with, like the ticket implied. (And yes, you can consider it is something you walk out with as it is an unit of information, but I think everyone here gets my point.)
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Date: 2009-07-01 11:35 pm (UTC)Refer to above comments for jokes on how to take the missing megabit to the customer.
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