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AviZ: it also seems a tad weird that when i rang my new provider apparently yesterday at 10:45am someone rang up and canceled my provision, they told me it was at the customers request. abit ironic if you ask me.
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freitasm:AviZ: it also seems a tad weird that when i rang my new provider apparently yesterday at 10:45am someone rang up and canceled my provision, they told me it was at the customers request. abit ironic if you ask me.
I think you meant to say "coincidental" as in there's not much irony in a cancelled request...
Perhaps the new provider read the problems here on Geekzone and decided that until the line is fixed there is not much use making a connection live?
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AviZ:freitasm:AviZ: it also seems a tad weird that when i rang my new provider apparently yesterday at 10:45am someone rang up and canceled my provision, they told me it was at the customers request. abit ironic if you ask me.
I think you meant to say "coincidental" as in there's not much irony in a cancelled request...
Perhaps the new provider read the problems here on Geekzone and decided that until the line is fixed there is not much use making a connection live?
;)
now why would telecom do that?
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*Insert big spe*dtest result here*
3. We can terminate the provision of any service to you with thirty days written notice if a third party service provider or carrier does anything that prevents us from supplying that service to you on a commercially viable basis.
4. We can terminate this agreement, or the provision of any service to you immediately if you breach any term of this agreement or if we reasonably believe that you have supplied incorrect of misleading information to us.
savag3: Just reading Snap's Terms of Service. It appears that they might have some legal issues with this cancellation:
The only provisions allowing them to cancel a contract are:3. We can terminate the provision of any service to you with thirty days written notice if a third party service provider or carrier does anything that prevents us from supplying that service to you on a commercially viable basis.
4. We can terminate this agreement, or the provision of any service to you immediately if you breach any term of this agreement or if we reasonably believe that you have supplied incorrect of misleading information to us.
Quite interesting.
ahmad: Find it quite interesting that Snap have remained quiet on this one. I thought they were a pretty good ISP but even if AviZ is deluded here and Snap doesn't want to argue about it publicly, it doesn't seem a good look to not post any single post.
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Talkiet:ahmad: Find it quite interesting that Snap have remained quiet on this one. I thought they were a pretty good ISP but even if AviZ is deluded here and Snap doesn't want to argue about it publicly, it doesn't seem a good look to not post any single post.
It's not interesting or surprising at all... Snap, as a professional company KNOW they can't post anything about this issue publicly.
Unfortunately we're absolutely stuck with only hearing one side of this story.
Cheers - N
ahmad:Talkiet:ahmad: Find it quite interesting that Snap have remained quiet on this one. I thought they were a pretty good ISP but even if AviZ is deluded here and Snap doesn't want to argue about it publicly, it doesn't seem a good look to not post any single post.
It's not interesting or surprising at all... Snap, as a professional company KNOW they can't post anything about this issue publicly.
Unfortunately we're absolutely stuck with only hearing one side of this story.
Cheers - N
There isn't even a "we can't discuss this publicly but if you DM us we can look into this further for you" invitation.
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ahmad: Find it quite interesting that Snap have remained quiet on this one. I thought they were a pretty good ISP but even if AviZ is deluded here and Snap doesn't want to argue about it publicly, it doesn't seem a good look to not post any single post.
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freitasm:ahmad: Find it quite interesting that Snap have remained quiet on this one. I thought they were a pretty good ISP but even if AviZ is deluded here and Snap doesn't want to argue about it publicly, it doesn't seem a good look to not post any single post.
As Talkiet said, SNAP cannot and will not issue any public statement. Anything they say now could rightly be used as evidence of breach of privacy.
We are stuck with one side of the story - sadly one side I do not believe is the whole story,
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