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SKY HORROR STORIES
Last post Mon, Dec 31 2007, 4:01 PM by UkPilot. 53 replies.
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Wed, Feb 28 2007, 4:38 PM |
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Jon Hoar
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Joined on Wed, Feb 28 2007
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Level 1: Newbie
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Points 35
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Hello
I am having similar problems to Stephen. My broadband went down two weeks ago. I initially rang the number in the troubleshooting section of the Broadband booklet which I believe puts you through to a call centre in the Philippines. After being put on hold for ages I eventually got through to someone who did some tone tests on my line then asked me to plug in the modem to the test socket on my phonepoint. At this point I was told that there was a problem with the line and I should contact BT to get my line tested. I contacted BT who quickly tested the line and informed the line was fine.
I rang back and informed Sky of this and was told (after going through the same tests again) that the problem would be dealt with by Tier 3 technical support and I was given a ticket number. I was told I would be called back in 5 working days. I received no call back and then rang back and was told I should get a call within 5 more working days!!!
At this point I rang a number on the sky website to make a complaint but was told they do not have a complaints department. I was was put through to someone in the braodband department who sounded more with it than the people I had spoken to in the Philppines call centre. Apparently, I was now speaking to a call centre in Belfast. They had no records of my previous communication with Sky but explained that I probably had been talking to a diiferent call centre call centre in the Philippines.
The Belfast call centre, did further tests and also said the problem needed to be dealt with by tier 3 technical support. I got given another ticket number, I now have two!
I have slightly more confidence in the Belfast people, they are freindly and helpful. They also appear to understand what I was saying, I do not think the same can be said of the people in the Philippines.
That's it, I await calls from tier 3 technical support from 2 call centres. Hopefully Belfast will sort out my problem but based on other peoples experiences I have little faith.
If anyone can offer any advice how to get this resloved I would be most grateful. By the way I subscribe to the base package there are no issues with connection speed, I have no connectivity to the internet at all.
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Thu, Feb 22 2007, 10:11 PM |
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Stephen Abrahams
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Joined on Thu, Feb 22 2007
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Level 1: Newbie
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Points 24
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Hi,
Ive been having problems with Sky Broadband ever since my account was ativated a month ago.
As soon as it was ativated my telephone went dead. So I contacted BT who got my telephone working one week later,but cut off my Broadband in the process. After two weeks of phone calls to sky, I got my Broadband back, but lost my phone connection again.
I had to get a dial up contract with aol so i could get internet access and email whilst my connection was off.
Now I have No phone, there is no dial tone, it rings, but just crackles and buzzes when you answer it. My Broadband is very slow and occasionally will not connect.
Customer services at Sky is very poor. You get directed to a technical helpline who take details of your problem and then email them to a department call Tier 3 . Your promissed a reply , but no one ever gets in contact. You can give them your mobile number and email but they still don't reply.
When you tell them theres a problem with your phone they just tell you to get in touch with BT, but BT cut off your Broadband and tell you the problems with Sky's equipment. You just can,t win.
If you asked to be connected to Tier 3 You can be queing for 45mins which costs a fortune when you have to use a mobile. All they do there is say they will look into the fault and contact you when its cleared. They don't clear the fault so never contact you.
I wrote a letter of complaint over a week ago and got no reply.
I wouldn't advise anyone to get sky Broadband. I will be cancelling my Broadband and Sky package too. Ive had enough of them. There just useless.
They only started selling Broadband to stop loosing customers to company's like Vigin media.
If they start loosing customers they might think about improving there customer service. I,m off!!!!!
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Wed, Feb 21 2007, 8:32 PM |
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DazScholz
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Joined on Wed, Feb 21 2007
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Level 1: Newbie
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Points 5
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Hi Mate, ive been having dodgy speeds with my sky broadband since we got it, supposed to be on the 16meg package and been getting 256kbps, so i unplugged the sky tv cable, reset my router and now im getting 6 meg, i dont know if the tv interferes or not but since ive unplugged its been working great, its worth a shot, might be a problem sky havent found out yet, im not plugging the tv back in till they can get round the problem, hope it works for you
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