On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 09:00:40 +0100, Eric Lee
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>Most ISPs it seems to me provide adequate connectivity, but why do they
>all seem to make such heavy weather of customer service?
>
>Whilst my Plusnet Internet connectivity has never had any issues, the Accounts
>department seems to stumble from one cock-up to another. My major
>complaint here is the effort required to get anything fixed and the fact
>that I then have to raise another request, because they haven't really
>fixed it, just said they have.
>
>Some recent experiences:
>
>A friend recently quoted me as a referrer, but unfortunately spelt my
>hostname wrong - even more unfortunately the mis-spelling was also a
>valid hostname. To sort that one: 6 Support Tickets raised, spread
>across 2 accounts totalling 17 messages.
>
>When the dust settled on that, I received an email telling me of my 25p
>discount and invoice for £21.74. Good, but they actually billed me for
>£21.99 Another ticket, with apparently the onus on me to prove that my
>credit card was billed the incorrect amount (hard to believe their system
>didn't have a record of this), result: 6 messages exchanged, only 1
>Support Ticket raised, but considerable waste of my time.
>
>Now the current saga:
>In August, I changed my billing credit card. There is strangely no
>record of this in my ticket list, but nonetheless, Plus successfully
>billed my new credit card in September (albeit for the wrong amount - see
>above). In October, billing has mysteriously reverted to my old credit
>card - once again no record in my ticket list of anyone changing
>anything. This Support Ticket is only up to 5 messages so far, but that's
>because they haven't grasped the issue yet, just telling me what I already
>knew - that they're billing the [wrong] credit card that's registered on
>their system.
>
>On the up side, Plus have at least got some kind of system with tracking
>-
>but it's not perfect and crikey, it can still be hard work.
>
>Anyone got a perfectly satisfactory record of issues dealt with in under
>6 messages? Would someone like to beat 17 messages for a typing mistake?
>
>Regards
>
>Eric Lee
>
>Tickets:
>12848894,12926159,13122175,13325054,13230321,1332 5055,13655418,14121963
>
>I think I typed them correctly...
Hi Eric,
Quite simply it is not acceptable how we have dealt with your tickets
and for that I do apologise. I have raised a training issue with every
single agent who I felt did not deal with your issues in the correct
manner and this will be taken up on an individual basis.
Your current issue I have raised for further investigation.
Again, please accept our apologies.
Kind regards
Luke
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