Is there any way to contact directly the Spark provisioning team?
Need to get through ASAP please, and help much appreciated.
Thanks,
Joseph
PM would be fine if you don’t want to put a number out in the world.
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What seems to be the issue?
Goosey:What seems to be the issue?
Goosey:
What seems to be the issue?
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quickymart: Start by calling the helpdesk first.
josephhinvest:quickymart: Start by calling the helpdesk first.
Yes have done this, their queue is so long it only estimates “later today”
It continues to amaze me the masses continue to deal with ISPs who treat them like this. Find a new ISP. Plenty to choose from.
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And when done change ISPs. 2degrees FTW.
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freitasm:
And when done change ISPs. 2degrees FTW.
Not really a provider issue as much as a when do chorus complete service orders issue.
our provisioning teams are not front facing for obvious issues, Front line can very easily put things inplace though..
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hio77:freitasm:And when done change ISPs. 2degrees FTW.
Not really a provider issue as much as a when do chorus complete service orders issue.
our provisioning teams are not front facing for obvious issues, Front line can very easily put things inplace though..
Sony
sonyxperiageek:
"Front line can very easily put things inplace though...." when you get through to them 24 hours later!
In this case, the actual request was put through straight away when requested.
Unfortunately spark can no nothing to speed up a task that chorus is required to complete.
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hio77:
Not really a provider issue as much as a when do chorus complete service orders issue.
our provisioning teams are not front facing for obvious issues, Front line can very easily put things inplace though..
You mean when they get around to answering the phone?
josephhinvest:
Yes have done this, their queue is so long it only estimates “later today”
I rarely have to wait more than a minute or 2 for my ISP to answer the phone.
PS: What are the "obvious reasons"?
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MichaelNZ:
You mean when they get around to answering the phone?
I can't speak for Queue times, I'm not on front line nor do i manage them.
What i can confirm though, is there is tons of self service options and dedicated Resolve chat agents that often are available for taking chats.
MichaelNZ:
I rarely have to wait more than a minute or 2 for my ISP to answer the phone.
PS: What are the "obvious reasons"?
Personally i don't call at peak time, and i get through to an agent near instantly.
I'm not going to drill all the into reasons, but this thread is a key example. While i understand the frustration, speaking to a backoffice person who is simply going to send through an order to chorus to complete is not going to achieve anything but delay other customer's issues being looked at.
As mentioned earlier, for this sort of work chorus tend to complete it on weekdays.
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hio77:
freitasm:
And when done change ISPs. 2degrees FTW.
Not really a provider issue as much as a when do chorus complete service orders issue.
our provisioning teams are not front facing for obvious issues, Front line can very easily put things inplace though..
I just want to drop my 2 cents in here. The ‘Broadband Change Plan’ request only came through to us at 10:30pm last night. Our provisioning team don’t work Sundays, but they did start at 7 this morning. The service was switched over to ADSL at 8:01 am this morning.
Once the request hit our queue yesterday, we scheduled it for the next morning and followed through.
@ josephhinvest: the line is testing fine this morning. Your broadband service should be good to go from our end.
^Richard
I don't have a problem with Chorus work being in a queue.
I do have a problem with an ISP that takes two hours to answer a call.
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