Letter to Manager, Optus landline accounts
RE: 3391 xxxx
I draw your attention to the enclosed correspondence.
I strongly object to the time it took to restore my phone service. I was without use of the line for roughly a month and I advise that I will be deducting one month's rental charge from any future payments that I make. You may wish to pass an equivalent credit to the account to resolve the matter.
The other person in the building whom your technician apparently cut off (Mr. Miranda) had his service restored today by a Telstra technician without affecting my service. His experience in getting technical service that was both prompt and competent is a sad contrast with your performance in my case.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Monday, August 24, 2009
Letter to the TIO
Three weeks ago I wrote the enclosed letter to Optus. They have of course not replied.
They have however done SOMETHING. About a week ago I got a dialling tone back on my phone but the line was so noisy that the phone was still unusable.
Now today the snap crackle and pop is gone and my phone is completely "fixed"
They have fixed it, however, by cutting off the phone of someone else in the building and giving me his line. His phone is now dead.
That is so stupid that I am at loss to find words to describe it.
Since Optus will not communicate with me, would you PLEASE find someone at Optus capable of acting constructively in this matter? I fear that they will "fix" the other guy's line by cutting mine off again.
While you are talking to them you might suggest that they waive one month's line rental on my phone -- as that is roughly how long I had no use of it
Three weeks ago I wrote the enclosed letter to Optus. They have of course not replied.
They have however done SOMETHING. About a week ago I got a dialling tone back on my phone but the line was so noisy that the phone was still unusable.
Now today the snap crackle and pop is gone and my phone is completely "fixed"
They have fixed it, however, by cutting off the phone of someone else in the building and giving me his line. His phone is now dead.
That is so stupid that I am at loss to find words to describe it.
Since Optus will not communicate with me, would you PLEASE find someone at Optus capable of acting constructively in this matter? I fear that they will "fix" the other guy's line by cutting mine off again.
While you are talking to them you might suggest that they waive one month's line rental on my phone -- as that is roughly how long I had no use of it
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Letter to Landline Accounts, Optus
Re: Ph. 3391 xxxx
The phone service above was originally taken out by Judith B**. She left these premises some years ago but advised you that I was authorized to operate the account. I have no information about her present whereabouts
Since her departure I have used the service and paid all your bills promptly.
I have however not had any service for over a week now. The phone is "dead"
Please advise whether this is a line fault or whether it is the result of some action on your part.
In either case I will not be paying any more bills unless the service is restored.
Re: Ph. 3391 xxxx
The phone service above was originally taken out by Judith B**. She left these premises some years ago but advised you that I was authorized to operate the account. I have no information about her present whereabouts
Since her departure I have used the service and paid all your bills promptly.
I have however not had any service for over a week now. The phone is "dead"
Please advise whether this is a line fault or whether it is the result of some action on your part.
In either case I will not be paying any more bills unless the service is restored.
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