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#861924 18-Jul-2013 23:12

michaelmurfy: I was having a bad day,

And co-worker PL was off gallivanting in Auckland, drinking coffee with coffeebaron :(

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#861952 19-Jul-2013 07:14

I agree, right from the start they have been there.
Good going!

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#861953 19-Jul-2013 07:41

I agree Michael has done a great job helping all of us. I just hope other Telecom people can work as hard as him to get my internet working again. It had been more than 36 hours since Chorus put me on vdsl2 but my the telecom router still can't establish a pppoe connection.

Once again, thanks to Michael.

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#862213 19-Jul-2013 15:46

A big thank you to both Michael Murphy and Simon (WheelBarrow01), my VDSL2 connection problem is now fixed! You guys have done a fantastic job!

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#862391 19-Jul-2013 21:49

Agreed - Really appreciated the communication and going the extra mile :)

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#862392 19-Jul-2013 22:00

+1 , had a few issues over the last couple of weeks but dealt with professionaly and courteously both on here and when i called support. So much better than my last provider hence why i changed!

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#862432 19-Jul-2013 23:36

coffeebaron:
michaelmurfy: I was having a bad day,

And co-worker PL was off gallivanting in Auckland, drinking coffee with coffeebaron :(

Sadface? I suppose it must be quite hard for anyone to have Pete drink coffee with them, I'd never forget the day when I bought Pete a Chemex only to have him add a tonne of sugar to it.

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#866137 25-Jul-2013 20:02

Interesting thing, i get more help from here (from Michael) than from TELECOM help-desk. ^^

Thank you Michael one more time :).

Sorry about my English guys :>

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#866274 26-Jul-2013 00:09

You're awesome the best :D i wish you where my dad lol

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#869909 1-Aug-2013 13:07

I made this picture for michael murphy to say thanks for helping me and for being cool : )

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#870359 1-Aug-2013 22:08

Thanks guys for everything :) It comes with great regret I've had to leave Telecom but always know there's plenty of other chaps on the Geekzone forums willing to help you out. I will be always around helping out people where I can.

plambrechtsen and wheelbarrow01 - you both are taking over from where I've left off now!

Also AppleJackXD, that's so awesome! It's made my night :)

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