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johnr: Still waiting for a description of what is actually broken / not working. You can't reach some websites / having issues with downloads?
freitasm: Wait there folks.
There are two things in play: long wait times on support calls and problems with DNS.
The long wait times... well, we all know Vodafone seems to be stretched. And I am sure they know it as well. The problem is that this is something going on for quite some time.
Now why are you calling support? Why are you using Google DNS and not Vodafone's own DNS?
lNomNoml:johnr: Still waiting for a description of what is actually broken / not working. You can't reach some websites / having issues with downloads?
The service is what is broken, a customer should not have to wait 75 minutes on the phone to get support.
freitasm: Vodafone to Australia can be pretty bad - has been for the last few months. Try accessing www.smh.com.au on Vodafone cable and you will see it taking a few more seconds than expected for a site just on the other side of the pond.
johnr:lNomNoml:johnr: Still waiting for a description of what is actually broken / not working. You can't reach some websites / having issues with downloads?
The service is what is broken, a customer should not have to wait 75 minutes on the phone to get support.
That is out of my control and does Vodafone support the server the OP is having issues with?
sbowness:johnr:lNomNoml:johnr: Still waiting for a description of what is actually broken / not working. You can't reach some websites / having issues with downloads?
The service is what is broken, a customer should not have to wait 75 minutes on the phone to get support.
That is out of my control and does Vodafone support the server the OP is having issues with?
Sorry, I don't get it. The OP was talking about how long it took VF to initially pick up the phone. You don't know at that point what the problem is, therefore whether VF supported the problem or not is neither here nor there.
johnr:sbowness:johnr:lNomNoml:johnr: Still waiting for a description of what is actually broken / not working. You can't reach some websites / having issues with downloads?
The service is what is broken, a customer should not have to wait 75 minutes on the phone to get support.
That is out of my control and does Vodafone support the server the OP is having issues with?
Sorry, I don't get it. The OP was talking about how long it took VF to initially pick up the phone. You don't know at that point what the problem is, therefore whether VF supported the problem or not is neither here nor there.
Sorry but the OP did mention in the first post about ping time outs to 8.8.8.8
" Started getting ping timeouts to 8.8.8.8. "
All I had was a picture in my head of someone pinging 8.8.8.8 all day long and then seeing some time outs and wanting to log a fault for this issue
johnr:
Customers call up for all types of issues, Can't setup a printer or they can't log into Trademe or there PC won't power up,
I can't do anything about long hold times (not my area sorry) but I can ask questions and get the customer generally in the right direction
@TimA could mention some classics I bet
itxtme:johnr:
Customers call up for all types of issues, Can't setup a printer or they can't log into Trademe or there PC won't power up,
I can't do anything about long hold times (not my area sorry) but I can ask questions and get the customer generally in the right direction
@TimA could mention some classics I bet
Interesting point. I guess the obvious question is that is it only Vodafone customers that call their ISP's with these types of support requests? Lets assume other ISP's suffer from the same nuisance calls, because thats more logical than assuming they don't. The question is why can Vodafone not adequately deal with their call volume. I suspect the staff:calls ratio is skewed.
mattwnz: WHy don't you email them instead? It maybe faster. Some companies are really quick at replying to emails, and it can be less hassle than trying to explain it all over the phone multiple times to multiple telephone operators, who are likely just following screen prompts anyway.
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freitasm:mattwnz: WHy don't you email them instead? It maybe faster. Some companies are really quick at replying to emails, and it can be less hassle than trying to explain it all over the phone multiple times to multiple telephone operators, who are likely just following screen prompts anyway.
Emails have even lower priority than calls.
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