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Thato S

1 reviews | Active since May 2015

24 Mar 2026, 10:28

Absolute Nonsense

MetroFibre has been an absolute pain to deal with this month. Firstly, I paid my account ON TIME on the 2nd of March via EFT and ensured it was an immediate payment. On the 5th of March they disconnected my line sighting nonpayment. I immediately provided them with POP and they reconnected my line.

On the 9th of August again they disconnected my line. I again, called them to enquire what the issue was and they advised that my account was in arrears. After spending not less than 30min on the line with them, they discovered that there was an accounting error and reconnected my services.

Low and Behold AGAIN, they have CUT ME OFF sighting unpaid fees. This is for the 3rd time in one month. The thing about them is that even after finding the error and switching you off for a few days or hours, they will not credit your account for the time you where without service, they will simply apologise and keep it moving. NO ACCOUNTABILITY AT ALL.

I have not written a complaint on any service provider in YEARS but these guys will drive you mad. If they where not the preferred providers in my complex, I would have long cut my losses and looked for alternatives.

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MetroFibre Networx
MetroFibre Networx's reply24 Mar 2026, 10:35
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Dear Thato,

Thank you for sharing your experience and for detailing the issues you’ve encountered this month.

We understand the impact that repeated service interruptions can have, particularly when payments have been made on time. Your feedback regarding the disconnections and the resulting inconvenience has been noted and escalated internally for review. We take situations like these seriously and are committed to ensuring that account management processes are examined to prevent recurrence.

Your experience is important to us, and we appreciate you taking the time to highlight these challenges, as it allows us to address them more effectively.

Best regards,
Marilize
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