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18817 Someone from NSW thinks vodafone is at 20 Jul 2011 03:00:18 PM
I've been having service issues for the past 10 months. I logged multiple faults and was given for goodwill 25% off both my handsets recurring monthly charge for the next 3 months. I'm in Rydalmere.
But i still experience faults and issues across Sydney. Notably on Sydney's 2nd biggest transport corridor that being Victoria Rd. I will be calling VHA daily to complain about the lack of service. It was quite a challenge though, with the service being so bad I have trouble even speaking to the CSRs in VHA's fault centre.
VHA claim their agreements don't actual specify a speed on 3G access however I've noted in many spots, notably Gladsville, Rydalmere, Top Ryde etc non-existent 3G access (despite having full bars). Internet speeds remain slow at best and as a normal just not working. I would also argue that contract agreement should specify a mininum speed since i could simply argue that if a web page is not up 10 seconds then that is no access. Indeed how long should I wait for a website to load up. Ten minutes, an hour?
I'm a manager for a major telco and I will be running a campaign of terror against VHA till they either improve their services or allow me to port away to another carrier.
Being in the biz I am quite surprised at the situation though. at the pub its common knowledge that another major carrier just upgraded all of VHA's internet transit services (3rd and 4th quarter of fy10). We're talking about gigabits of extra bandwidth and yet the service remains crap.
That said I've noticed in CBD locations the service to respond fairly well. Slow internet speeds (feels like 256-512kbps) but at least they work and the latency is fairly low.
But i still experience faults and issues across Sydney. Notably on Sydney's 2nd biggest transport corridor that being Victoria Rd. I will be calling VHA daily to complain about the lack of service. It was quite a challenge though, with the service being so bad I have trouble even speaking to the CSRs in VHA's fault centre.
VHA claim their agreements don't actual specify a speed on 3G access however I've noted in many spots, notably Gladsville, Rydalmere, Top Ryde etc non-existent 3G access (despite having full bars). Internet speeds remain slow at best and as a normal just not working. I would also argue that contract agreement should specify a mininum speed since i could simply argue that if a web page is not up 10 seconds then that is no access. Indeed how long should I wait for a website to load up. Ten minutes, an hour?
I'm a manager for a major telco and I will be running a campaign of terror against VHA till they either improve their services or allow me to port away to another carrier.
Being in the biz I am quite surprised at the situation though. at the pub its common knowledge that another major carrier just upgraded all of VHA's internet transit services (3rd and 4th quarter of fy10). We're talking about gigabits of extra bandwidth and yet the service remains crap.
That said I've noticed in CBD locations the service to respond fairly well. Slow internet speeds (feels like 256-512kbps) but at least they work and the latency is fairly low.