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(deleted) Wed 23-Mar-11 15:43:37
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I've had 3 plusnet accounts develop faults over the past 6 weeks. One thing that has been consistently annoying to the point of losing my temper nearly, is that the CS reps have a tendency, not to have read the entire ticket history, and in several cases, have caused the fault detection to go into a loop (until I have lost it). On 2 occasions the ticket was cancelled because the rep didn't understand the fault even tho it had about 3 weeks of history attached to it.

This always seemed to happen when a different CS rep picked up on the response, rather than a rep I'd dealt with over several days.

So a suggestion, get your reps to read a history, especially if it's a long one.
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(deleted) Wed 23-Mar-11 16:18:30
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Hi Jaowon,

Really sorry to hear that, we're actually trying out a new faults process at the moment deliberately to eliminate those sorts of problems. Is there any chance you could PM me the usernames of these accounts so I can have a look at the tickets and feed back?
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(deleted) Thu 24-Mar-11 16:07:33
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(deleted) Mon 28-Mar-11 15:50:39
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Thanks very much for that, sorry I didn't pick it up sooner (was off on Friday). I'll take this up with them now.
Standard User Wagstaff
(member) Tue 29-Mar-11 23:48:41
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In reply to a post by orbrey:
we're actually trying out a new faults process at the moment


Matthew

Within your "new faults process", will you be prioritising tickets according to the severity of the problem?

Wagstaff

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(deleted) Wed 30-Mar-11 07:22:26
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The problem with that is who determines the priority?
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(member) Wed 30-Mar-11 09:39:20
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In reply to a post by brightd:
The problem with that is who determines the priority?


That's a good question, David.
You need somebody who can do a quick scan of tickets and identify "system down" problems as opposed to email, accounting issues etc.
Failing that - ask the customer to prioritise, and assume that they are honest enough to distinguish between high and low priorities.

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