Whilst I appreciate to a certain extent the 'Summer Period' (http://status.zensupport.co.uk/index.php?serviceid=5&incidentid=1855&simple=1) this isn't something I'd expect from Zen, especially when we're paying for 'Traffic Prioritisation or Elevated Rate'. Clearly this goes out of the window if it's BBQ season.
Despite having attending the Zen ADSL troubleshooting course, On-Line technical support just fobbed me off with 'Check your wireless, check for viruses..blah blah'. I've been on the course, we're a platinum partner, we know what we're doing, we know what to check before contacting Zen.
Is this something that we should expect from Zen during every sporting event? What happens when Wimbledon starts? Should we expect speeds to drop further?
Luckily speeds within Zen seem stable so supporting our customers hasn't been effected, but it's hard fobbing off a customer about issues at Zen for a product we recommended.
Also, why is it getting harder and harder to contact technical support? I've spent over 30 minutes on hold on two occasions recently. Are the calls related to the same issues? If so, why doesn't techsupport admit that there's speed issues in Zen's core network?
Edited by rogermwl (Mon 21-Jun-10 15:00:22)



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