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hio77
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  #2271659 8-Jul-2019 10:03
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Vf should have a process...

Overall though the issue you raise where techs are not trained enough or lack the tools required to properly diagnose an issue is a bit of a serious downfall on @chorusnz's part.

It's always been a problem unfortunately.

With the move to fibre or wireless. This problem is heavily reducing... But for those 'stuck' on copper. Its going to be a real problem for chorus that I hope they solve at some stage.
Personally, till the whole sub of sub contactor mess and underpaid techs is sorted I don't see any light at the end of the tunnel




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  #2271779 8-Jul-2019 11:55
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Seems a bit mischievous of Chorus to be carelessly charging for a NANFF (not a no fault found).

 

Might not be a one-off? Apparently the customer was pre-warned by the Vodafone CSR that this might happen and to be ready to dispute it.

 

 


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  #2271833 8-Jul-2019 13:42
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i don't think i can comment on that in a professional capacity :)

 

 

 

I will say different providers handle NFF's (or any trades event) very differently... even simply down to how much of the cost they pass on.





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