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Forums › Spark New Zealand › Appear to no longer have a phone line or internet in Mt Victoria


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Master Geek


# 51678 30-Nov-2009 18:32
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Hello all, I got home from work an appear to no longer have a working phone line or internet. Called the help number but have been on hold now for over 15 minutes listening to hold music that cuts in and out like I've got bad reception.

Any one else in around the Mt Victoria region come home to find no internet or phone or am I the only lucky one? I see no complaints on here so I guess I might be :(

Cheers,

Scott

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  # 278005 30-Nov-2009 18:41
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What part of New Zealand?



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Master Geek


  # 278006 30-Nov-2009 18:42
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Sorry Mt Victoria, Wellington.

Gave up on the help number. Emailed them though.

Cheers,

Scott

 
 
 
 




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  # 278008 30-Nov-2009 18:47
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forgot to mention there was a warning when I called the number about a large number of calls, hence why i thought something might be up :/

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  # 278014 30-Nov-2009 19:17
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If you phone lines not working I would start with calling 123 to check everything is ok.

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  # 278020 30-Nov-2009 19:26
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yeah thats where i was on hold before i gave up :/

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