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clayton

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#189130 17-Dec-2015 19:36
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For the last week I have been trying to change settings for my Fibre landline but keep getting an error saying "Sorry! There was a problem submitting your request. Please try again later." I have tried different settings all do the same and also different browsers.

I have been trying to contact Spark and every time I try ringing them there is a 2 hour wait time with no call-back option. I did get through on Tuesday after a 1 hour 40 minutes call-back to be told I will need to put your call through to someone else and kept ringing and ringing for 45 minutes before I gave up.

Tried emailing them and took me about 20 minutes to find a contact email link that went to another page saying OPPs this page can not be found
Is there anyone here from Spark or Chorus that can fix this for me?

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  #1452634 17-Dec-2015 20:49
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I suggest Chat, they are there 24/7



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  #1452636 17-Dec-2015 20:52
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Already tried that and that was a bad experience.

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  #1452973 18-Dec-2015 13:21
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clayton: Already tried that and that was a bad experience.


Please PM me with your account number and what you need to have changed and I will look into it for you. A contact mobile number will be helpful too please :)




The views expressed by me are not necessarily those of my employer Chorus NZ Ltd




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  #1453608 19-Dec-2015 18:02
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Thanks


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