Calling support

Started by Glenn, May 13, 2008, 15:47:24

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Glenn

When did IDNet change to a selectable telephone menu system when calling them? Now you get "press one for sales, press two for support" etc
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Rik

I don't know, Glenn, I've never come across it.
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Lance

When I was ringing yesterday, I didn't get it. I've just tried ringing now, and didn't get it either.  ???

It makes sense I suppose if they did have it, as it should mean that you get put through to the right person.

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Rik

What number do you call, Lance. I don't use the 0800, I wonder if it's just on that?
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Lance

I use the geographic number, as I tend to call from my mobile :)
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Rik

Same here. Just checked, it is on the 0800...
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Lance

That's that cleared up then!
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Sebby

You learn something new every day! :)

Dont mention Talk Talk !!

any time i have contacted support its been on 08000267237 and you get straight to a human voice , are you now saying its a press one for this, press two for the other operation now ? I hope NOT

James

madasahatter

Quote from: Dont mention Talk Talk !! on May 13, 2008, 17:30:32
any time i have contacted support its been on 08000267237 and you get straight to a human voice , are you now saying its a press one for this, press two for the other operation now ? I hope NOT

James

me too - I hate those things. They invariably lead to another menu and then another, where a lot of the choices have nothing whatsoever to do with what you are calling about. Or they are when done in a BT, British gas et all stylee anyway  ;)

Rik

Quote from: Dont mention Talk Talk !! on May 13, 2008, 17:30:32
are you now saying its a press one for this, press two for the other operation now ?

It seems to be, James.
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psp83

Quote from: Dont mention Talk Talk !! on May 13, 2008, 17:30:32
any time i have contacted support its been on 08000267237 and you get straight to a human voice , are you now saying its a press one for this, press two for the other operation now ? I hope NOT

James

Yeh but dont worry.. Press 2 for support, within 30secs you get answered by the usual people  ;D

Lona

I would press any amount of numbers as long as it's an 0800 number.  ;)


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Simon

It's only passing you to the right person.  Although these can be annoying with some companies, one extra key press doesn't seem too onerous in this instance.  :)
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Lance

Quote from: psp83 on May 13, 2008, 18:43:24
Yeh but dont worry.. Press 2 for support, within 30secs you get answered by the usual people  ;D

Within 30 seconds! Over the last couple of days when I have rung it has been answered within 4 rings (usually in two!)! :)
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Rik

I've heard that Miriam is house hunting in Bangalore atm, ready to head up the new IDNet support centre.  :whistle:
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Lance

That would be why when I rang her direct line yesterday it went to voicemail!  ;D
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Rik

They haven't got the satellite working yet. I did tell them not to use a Sky dish. ;)
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Lance

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Sebby

Quote from: Rik on May 13, 2008, 19:31:05
I've heard that Miriam is house hunting in Bangalore atm, ready to head up the new IDNet support centre.  :whistle:

:rofl:

MoHux

Quote from: Rik on May 13, 2008, 19:31:05
I've heard that Miriam is house hunting in Bangalore atm, ready to head up the new IDNet support centre.  :whistle:

Rik, don't even joke about it .................. please!!  :phew:
"It's better to say nothing and be thought an idiot - than to open your mouth and remove all doubt."

Malc

Why don't they start the new call centre in Manila, my application is in the post  ;D

Rik

Get off - I've already earmarked a nice little village near Inverness. ;D
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Malc

 :but: Inverness isn't in Asia...  :whistle:

Rik

Ah, you are obviously a student of geography, Malc. ;)
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Tacitus

Quote from: Malc on May 15, 2008, 15:17:57
Why don't they start the new call centre in Manila, my application is in the post  ;D

I've just been round to a neighbour to sort out her TalkTalk connection.  When I rang TT support I got a bloke in South Africa.  Very helpful and knowledgeable he was too. 
 

Rik

There's a big drive on to attract firms to SA, I've read.
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David

I called them today and normal rules applied answered within 5 rings no automated voice ?
Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

Rik

What number did you use, David?
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David

 I called 01462 476555
Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

Lance

The menu is only on the freefone 0800 number...
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Tacitus

Quote from: Rik on May 15, 2008, 17:36:17
There's a big drive on to attract firms to SA, I've read.

TBH given a choice between SA and Bangalore I'd go for SA every time as they are at least comprehensible.   Maybe like Bangalore it's luck of the draw and I encountered a good one, but given the mauling TT regularly get over on TBB, I was pleasantly surprised.

Rik

SA is also on the same time zone, which may be useful in attracting the right people to the work.
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Dont mention Talk Talk !!

Quote from: Simon on May 13, 2008, 18:55:24
It's only passing you to the right person.  Although these can be annoying with some companies, one extra key press doesn't seem too onerous in this instance.  :)



yeah simon, but is it the start of things to come ?

thats what worries me. the reason im with idnet is because they DONT do it the way that garbage like talk talk, virgin, tiscali etc etc do it.

James

Dont mention Talk Talk !!

Quote from: badpianoplayer on May 15, 2008, 17:57:01
I called 01462 476555


oh i see...............01462 476555 for me it is from now on.


"You have reached IDNet .....all our operators are currently on a call......( Rendition of "long haired lover from Liverpool" )..............we thank you for your patience ...........( back to "long haired lover from liverpool")...............we are experiencing a high volume of calls..........( "long haired lover from liverpool" )....."


If IDNet ever went anywhere close to the talk-talk-esqu level of service as shown above , then id be on my merry way sharpish, i dont know whats worse, long haired lover from liverpool or that @rse of a song by thunderclap newman that talk talk use, what do you think ?

James

Rik

I hate all queue muzak. :)
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Simon

Quote from: Dont mention Talk Talk !! on May 18, 2008, 14:22:53yeah simon, but is it the start of things to come ?

I doubt it.  :)
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Rik

So do I - IDNet know what would happen if they reduced the service.
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Dont mention Talk Talk !!

Quote from: Rik on May 18, 2008, 16:54:48
So do I - IDNet know what would happen if they reduced the service.


IDNet customers arent just "customers", they are informed customers, and IDNet know the outcome if they started to dilute the service.

James

Rik

This isn't just broadband - it's IDNet broadband.  ;D
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Nova

Quote from: Rik on May 19, 2008, 09:21:41
This isn't just broadband - it's IDNet broadband.  ;D

We need a new form of karma, specifically for terrible jokes ;)

Nova

Sebby

You mean like a negative karma? :P :out:

Malc