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 ·Execulink Telecom
| Thanks Bell for no-showing today on my install I just wanted to take this opportunity to say THANK YOU to Bell for no-showing on the install of my phone. I waited at home all day, a virtual prisoner in my new apartment while I was waiting this this idiot that just decided to pull a no-show, and not inform Teksavvy of the fact that they were going to do that. They could have at least narrowed this visit to a 3 or 4 hour window, but telling me to wait at home 8am to 5pm is just ridiculous.
This just makes me hate Bell even more than I already did. I wouldn't get Bell if they were the very last ISP and phone company in Canada.
I didn't think it was possible, but I despise Bell even more than I do Rogers. At least they've never screwed me.
So thanks for nothing assholes. |
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| your welcome LondonOntGuy. Glad to help |
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 Glen1These Are The Good Ol' Days.Premium,MVM
join:2002-05-24
GTA Canada
kudos:7
 ·Bell Fibe
| reply to LondonOntGuy
Re: Thanks Bell for no-showing today on my install Sorry to hear about your "no show" but I have to say as a technician myself I have had to bounce tickets back because I got caught up with another job...no excuses here. Someone should have notified you one way or another and there is no excuse possible to make it any easier on you. There is no malice involved in the type of job, on my part, whether it is a "wholesale" job or not...sometimes we have to make choices on which job gets done. The estimates put on work sometimes are not a true reflection on how long it will take. The guy could have had an on duty injury or a vehicle accident on the way but you should have been notified...my apologies to you.
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My Canada includes Quebec.
Disclaimer: If I express an opinion, it is my own opinion, not that of Bell or its related companies. |
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decxPremium
join:2002-06-07
Vancouver, BC | reply to LondonOntGuy
The problem is that it just seems like that these kind of issues is a bit too common with Bell and leaving the customer hanging without any kind of notification is just par for the course. |
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| reply to Glen1
said by Glen1:The guy could have had an on duty injury or a vehicle accident on the way but you should have been notified...my apologies to you.
They eventually found the tech, who had fallen asleep while waiting on the phone to speak to someone at assignment.
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| Sounds about right P:) |
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said by HeadSpinning:They eventually found the tech, who had fallen asleep while waiting on the phone to speak to someone at assignment.
ah-hahahahaha you just made my morning |
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said by HeadSpinning:They eventually found the tech, who had fallen asleep while waiting on the phone to speak to someone at assignment.
Why is it again that the Techs cant be trusted with a field terminal to access IPAIRS/MFAS/DMS ? Training? Competence ? |
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| I've heard DMS is its own programming language, so I can see that needing experience to understand it, but it doesn't matter completely anymore because TAP automates alot of things like swinging the dialtone to a new pair and pair changes.
MFAS I have no idea what that is. |
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·AT&T U-Verse
·MegaPath
| reply to Glen1
I am not nor ever been a Bell Canada customer or any ISP's customer in Canada, but the "should have been notified" NEVER happens. IF you actually take the time to read about the no shows on this website you would find that it happens MORE than those that actually get a call.
Weather the tech themselves are to call or someone else, it just does not happen. And if you think jobs take longer than their true reflection then, Bell should hire more techs, or only accept X amount of orders per day, Or maybe even set time hour windows instead of all day. An automated system could be set up to call when a tech is not going to show up. But not even that is in place. |
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