Originally posted by Moscow Mule
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You have the same situation, BT Wholesale insist that the ISP contact them, only difference is that the ISP name starts with the same 2 letters. BT Broadband aaargh foam spittt stabbity stab have a support line in India with seemingly no way to escalate to 2nd line. At the end of the script they just tell you that the fault must lie with your PC or router.
Even after I got the BT Home Help paying service to confirm that my fault was in the exchange, BT Broadband support line:
1. insisted on going through all the questions yet again (which lights are on on the router? Switch off for 30 secs. Do a ping. Etc etc)
2. Despite BT Home Help, insisted that "the line tests OK" (I believe this meant, "is marked as OK on the CRM app screen")
3. Claimed yet again that it must be the router.
4. Said there was nothing more they could do.
5. cut me off.
I finally had to call out a BT engineer at my expense, cost to be refunded in the unlikely event that the fault was in the exchange. Guess what? It was. And BTW they would never have sorted it out by themselves, they saw no problem.
It took 3 weeks and many hours on the phone. The very memory makes me seethe again. I had better go off for a while.
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