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Master Geek


Topic # 114434 19-Feb-2013 22:41 Send private message

Got a text from slingshot at 5pm today:

"Slingshot here. Just a reminder: we're upgrading you tomorrow  so your services will be intermittent for approx 3hrs. We'll text you when it's all done."

I'm not quite sure what this could mean, perhaps they are installing equipment at the exchange(HCK exchange, Auckland)? I'm on a cabinet so it may not matter anyway.

Anyone else get a text?

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Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 766088 19-Feb-2013 23:23 Send private message

They will be automatically upgrading you to their better network equipment in the exchange. Enjoy the new Easy phone landline features.





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  Reply # 766100 19-Feb-2013 23:43 Send private message


I'm on a cabinet so it may not matter anyway.


Hahahaha... I will wait for the 'my connection has halved it's speed' thread then.

If they move you to LLU gear tell them to stop because it won't be in the cabinet. It could just be they are moving your landline services to the exchange but will continue to use the ISAM port in the cabinet for broadband.



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Master Geek


  Reply # 766103 19-Feb-2013 23:51 Send private message

Thanks, I'll ring them up tomorrow morning just to check.

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Ultimate Geek


  Reply # 766104 19-Feb-2013 23:56 Send private message

It will be SLUBA. His broadband will be connected to the cabinet where it is close and the phone to the exchange.





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