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#196370 28-May-2016 17:39
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My Dad (in Miramar) is currently suffering the cable congestion woes as per the Krapi Cable thread. He does have fibre available at his location and is very eager to move from cable to fibre with Spark.

 

As he is not technical, I booked a callback for him on Tuesday night using the Spark webpage. As of today he has received 0 calls and is understandably not impressed.

 

I would walk him through signing up on the Spark website but the phone is in his partner's name, not his.

 

Has anyone got the callback system on the Spark website to work? He doesn't have time to sit on the phone to 123 (I presume that's where he calls?)


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  #1561499 29-May-2016 08:55
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You can request a callback via 123.
If you call during the day then more often I never have to wait.



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  #1561536 29-May-2016 09:25
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Does it not work from the website though?


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  #1561567 29-May-2016 10:48
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quickymart:

 

Does it not work from the website though?

 

 

 

 

Yes, I believe it should do.




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  #1561673 29-May-2016 14:17
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Well it didn't in my case :( anyone here from Spark able to help? This is a potential sale/winback situation :)


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  #1561965 30-May-2016 03:37
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quickymart:

 

Does it not work from the website though?

 

 

I recently got a call-back after leaving a request for a call on the Complaints part of their website.





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  #1561971 30-May-2016 07:08
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It works, make sure you give them your contact phone otherwise, no it won't work.


 
 
 
 

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  #1562470 30-May-2016 16:59
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I'll complete the form again tonight (this time taking a screenshot) and see what happens.

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  #1563434 1-Jun-2016 07:46
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Another night, no callback...unsurprisingly he's starting to lose faith ?

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  #1563487 1-Jun-2016 09:26
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You could always put a (prepay?) phone number up in these forums and say "first ISP to call gets his business".

 

 

 

Could be a fun experiment - I might try it myself if I find myself shopping around in future.

 

 

 

Edit: You kinda gotta commit though so I'd probably put up a caveat with the terms you're after.


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  #1563491 1-Jun-2016 09:30
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quickymart:

 

Does it not work from the website though?

 

 

 

 

It did for my wife last week  and it was on time but a day late. 





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  #1563511 1-Jun-2016 10:00
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I have successfully used the callback request on the website twice in the past month or so.


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