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nakedmolerat:itxtme:
The op was after a term contract, you cannot sign up for these online, so are required to vista the stores.
what do you mean by vista?
mananon: I've written several novels thanks. To say it 'simply', would have been an injustice to a lot of people, so I didn't. Why not spend three of four minuets saying something properly? Are we in a hurry here?
itxtme: It was the auto correction feature of my iPad, appologies for offending :p
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SteveON: Write a novel why don't you?
Its simple to say that the resellers haven't had the correct training or experience...
mananon: I'd agree with you there Quickymart: Too hard basket, at least at the end, even for the managers.
Important to remeber that both stores were very busy indeed with all the staff run off their feet. I will say though, when pressed, everyone did their best. They simply didn't know what to do. I was rather put out that they weren't aware of their own in-store advertising though.
As with nakedmolerat's experience, at WHS my wife did all the data entry so that the sales assistant could relay what was being said to her over the phone. In many cases what she was told din't relate to what the screen showed and didn't match what the manual said either. SIM card numbers were a big issue and we had to try 4 different ones before the system would let us proceed.
At the end of the day this was a combination of an overly complex system (far more so than the Telecom one we subsequently went through) and an utter lack of training.
Shops like WHS and DS sell a lot of products and we all expect the sales staff to know something about everything so I don't blame those guys for not having much detailed product knowledge.
As someone said above, this is never going to work well until 2 Degrees has it's own highstreet outlets.
Dratsab:SteveON: Write a novel why don't you?
Its simple to say that the resellers haven't had the correct training or experience...
How about not trolling?
The OP wanted to relay an experience (from his perspective) in full. Nothing wrong that. If you've actually got nothing constructive to say, don't bother saying anything.
Personally I found it interesting to read the full circumstances rather than just an all too common bleat which says something like "their service sucks" and doesn't give the reader a full appreciation of how/why this conclusion has been arrived at.
Please can you PM me a contact number including the number you called our contact centre from so we can look your issues more thoroughly.
fab: Thanks to the original poster - I found it an interesting read. Often people will write a short post and others will simply ask for more details :)
Re the experience...I've been seriously considering swapping to 2D but (as well as this post I guess) not being to to pay for parking via TXT is the biggest stumbling block for me.
I asked 2D via email and got one back saying not sure when or if it will happen...bummer.
2DegreesCare:mananon: I'd agree with you there Quickymart: Too hard basket, at least at the end, even for the managers.
Important to remeber that both stores were very busy indeed with all the staff run off their feet. I will say though, when pressed, everyone did their best. They simply didn't know what to do. I was rather put out that they weren't aware of their own in-store advertising though.
As with nakedmolerat's experience, at WHS my wife did all the data entry so that the sales assistant could relay what was being said to her over the phone. In many cases what she was told din't relate to what the screen showed and didn't match what the manual said either. SIM card numbers were a big issue and we had to try 4 different ones before the system would let us proceed.
At the end of the day this was a combination of an overly complex system (far more so than the Telecom one we subsequently went through) and an utter lack of training.
Shops like WHS and DS sell a lot of products and we all expect the sales staff to know something about everything so I don't blame those guys for not having much detailed product knowledge.
As someone said above, this is never going to work well until 2 Degrees has it's own highstreet outlets.
Many thanks for the feedback and taking the time to put your experience into writing. We're sorry that you didn't get the service you expected especially as the end result wasn't reached.
We want to make every 2degrees customer experience as easy and trouble free as possible and would like to know when this has not been the case. Signing up to Pay Monthly has worked successfully for many customers wishing to join 2degrees in our dealer stores as well as our own stores and should be a painless process. However there may be times when this relatively new procedure has stalled for some customers.
I will definitely pass this feedback onto our Channel Managers who will take up the issue with the store managers in question. They ensure dealers and their staff are trained across 2degrees products and services and have access to the information required to help potential and existing 2degrees customers. I will also inform the Contact Centre managers regarding the person you spoke to, however I will say there may be dealer promotions where 2degrees have no control over and are subject to change at short notice without our knowledge.
Please can you PM me a contact number including the number you called our contact centre from so we can look your issues more thoroughly.
Kind regards
^POB
keewee01:2DegreesCare:mananon: I'd agree with you there Quickymart: Too hard basket, at least at the end, even for the managers.
Important to remeber that both stores were very busy indeed with all the staff run off their feet. I will say though, when pressed, everyone did their best. They simply didn't know what to do. I was rather put out that they weren't aware of their own in-store advertising though.
As with nakedmolerat's experience, at WHS my wife did all the data entry so that the sales assistant could relay what was being said to her over the phone. In many cases what she was told din't relate to what the screen showed and didn't match what the manual said either. SIM card numbers were a big issue and we had to try 4 different ones before the system would let us proceed.
At the end of the day this was a combination of an overly complex system (far more so than the Telecom one we subsequently went through) and an utter lack of training.
Shops like WHS and DS sell a lot of products and we all expect the sales staff to know something about everything so I don't blame those guys for not having much detailed product knowledge.
As someone said above, this is never going to work well until 2 Degrees has it's own highstreet outlets.
Many thanks for the feedback and taking the time to put your experience into writing. We're sorry that you didn't get the service you expected especially as the end result wasn't reached.
We want to make every 2degrees customer experience as easy and trouble free as possible and would like to know when this has not been the case. Signing up to Pay Monthly has worked successfully for many customers wishing to join 2degrees in our dealer stores as well as our own stores and should be a painless process. However there may be times when this relatively new procedure has stalled for some customers.
I will definitely pass this feedback onto our Channel Managers who will take up the issue with the store managers in question. They ensure dealers and their staff are trained across 2degrees products and services and have access to the information required to help potential and existing 2degrees customers. I will also inform the Contact Centre managers regarding the person you spoke to, however I will say there may be dealer promotions where 2degrees have no control over and are subject to change at short notice without our knowledge.
Please can you PM me a contact number including the number you called our contact centre from so we can look your issues more thoroughly.
Kind regards
^POB
I really wanted to sign up to Pay Monthly in store so as to get the store vouchers, but one store refuses to sign people outside of Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, and the other chain stores all said they'd heard about the instore sign up, but knew nothing about it other than it being a long and painful process. Therefore I went without getting the store credit and just signed up to Pay Monthly online - a very painless process.
My take on hearing the comments about it over the last couple of months is that it isn't just a store here and there who have issues with it, it is a large number of stores.
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