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#18000 21-Dec-2007 15:23

Just thought I'd post this for those looking to sign up with Wxc/xnet.

I arranged for my broadband to be changed to Wxc on Tuesday this week. This was done by speaking with a customer service rep who called me after I had filled in the online app the previous day.

Today I thought I would ring and find out what was happening as I hadn't heard anything. I was told that my telephone numer had been rejected by telecom as an active line. This didn't suprise me as my home phone line is with Ihug which I explained to the csr the other day, in fact she made special mention of it as I filled out the telecom acct number section with all zero's.

Anyway the guy I spoke to today is going to put it back through as an Ihug number and hopefully I will get a call later today.

Whilst being dissapointed that the mistake was made in the first place and in the fact no one actually called/emailed me to let me know there was a problem I was extremely impressed when I called Wxc today.

My call was answered within 2 rings by a person!!!!! Yes a real live human being at the other end of the line. He apologised and as I stated above was going to try and sort it this afternoon.

This thread is not a complaint about Wxc, I accept that when humans are part of the chain mistakes happen. This thread is more to say that you don't really know what customer service is like until you have a problem. So far my customer service expierience with Wxc has been very positive.

Loking forward to getting ndsl in the new year.

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I love the XNET Support, they are very helpful and they are based in NZ, not Manilla like a lot of other companies.

My only bear bug is their weird weekend support hours (4PM Sunday) which is a pain for businesses when we are doing rollouts.

Their network is so reliable it's not much of a problem though




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