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eljefe

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#61336 14-May-2010 12:28
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What is the story?
Does 10 $ texting still  exist?
Their website says it does, and yet if you dial *333 or 0800323232 it is now mysteriously missing as a choice to top-up using your credit card. it starts at 20$ and goes higher.

If you try to top-up for $10 online (using a web browser) there is an error.
Checked it at home on Ubuntu and at work on Windows.

I made a complaint over a week ago to no avail.
I cant be the only person experienceing this...

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akia
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  #330077 14-May-2010 12:48
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Are you on XT or CDMA?



eljefe

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  #330084 14-May-2010 12:58
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I am on CDMA.

eljefe

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  #330088 14-May-2010 13:00
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Actually its interesting, I have two phones. Messages sent by my daughter last week when we forgot to pick her up from Dance, arrived with a 13 minute difference. CMA was instant, XT was 13 mins later.
Its the CDMA phone I am having a lack of joy with.



akia
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  #330092 14-May-2010 13:12
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Hey - you can top up by $10 for CDMA but the IVR appears to not allowing that. I've logged an incident internally for that (as well as your fault).

I've just had one of the testers use a CDMA prepaid phone and was able to get a $10 top up online succesfully. If you're still having troubles online best to contact 123 and inform them of what the error is that you're seeing.


eljefe

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  #330097 14-May-2010 13:19
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Hey - you can top up by $10 for CDMA but the IVR appears to not allowing that. I've logged an incident internally for that (as well as your fault).

I've just had one of the testers use a CDMA prepaid phone and was able to get a $10 top up online succesfully. If you're still having troubles online best to contact 123 and inform them of what the error is that you're seeing.


I have lodged complaints twice now in the last week. Both of the people I spoke to were from off-shore and obviously didnt know there stuff.

Not sure what an IVR is.
The error page that comes up has a contact us link on it, which is also dead.

akia
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  #330107 14-May-2010 13:39
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The IVR is the automated voice that you ring through to to top up. We have just completed a CDMA top up online so best to contact 123 and printscreen the fault and get them to give you an email to send through the issue to. Worse case scenario you can pop into a store and pick up a $10 top up.

eljefe

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  #330112 14-May-2010 13:52
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Nope, still not working in Lower Hutt.
Note, the Customer support page is a dead link.

Oops

 
 
 

Move to New Zealand's best fibre broadband service (affiliate link). Note that to use Quic Broadband you must be comfortable with configuring your own router.
akia
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  #330123 14-May-2010 14:13
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Could you please PM me your mobile number and we can look into it.

akia
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  #330932 17-May-2010 15:43
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As per my email response this should now be resolved.

bazzer
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  #330938 17-May-2010 15:52
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So, I can only top up minimum $20 on XT? And this resets the expiry of existing credit too?

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  #330945 17-May-2010 16:10
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Yes

akia
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  #332221 20-May-2010 11:09
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Just as a FYI for you all - the CDMA $10 topup option is now currently available on the IVR again. Apologies for the inconvience.

eljefe

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  #332227 20-May-2010 11:16
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Awesome!
The power of Community.

Thanks heaps.

NonprayingMantis
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  #332296 20-May-2010 12:48
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I realise this has been reoslved now, but why would the lack of a $10 topup option have anything to do with the existence of $10txt? the two things are totally unrelated.

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  #332346 20-May-2010 13:51
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Because people are easily confused, and some people have problems with the idea of putting $20 on and it lasting 2 months.




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