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Hloni P

1 reviews | Active since Oct 2012

26 Jul 2022, 10:30

Act of sabotage

The contract I signed with Metrofibre is that I will pay my premium on the 25th of every month. On the 22nd July, Metrofibre sends me an email saying my account is in arrears and will be suspended. While waiting for my debit order to go through on the 25th July, they suspended my service instead, at 17:00 just as they close their contact centre. A deliberate act to inconvenience me. i went on to pay since they didn't debit, sent a proof of payment, but still no reinstatement of my service.

If Metrofibre wants me out of their network, they must say so and cancel my service. I will gladly move to another provider. I will never beg for a service I pay R760 for every month.

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Replies (4)
MetroFibre Networx
MetroFibre Networx's reply26 Jul 2022, 10:37
Official
Dear Hloni

We appreciate you alerting us to this problem and giving us a rating for our services.

Please be aware that we are looking into the matter, and a representative will be in touch to provide feedback.


Kind Regards,
MetroFibre
HP
Hloni P's update26 Jul 2022, 10:45
Reviewer Update
Legally, I have every reason to cancel my contract without your penalty because of your breach of the terms of our contract
MetroFibre Networx
MetroFibre Networx's reply27 Jul 2022, 14:33
Official
Dear Hloni 

Thank you for taking our call and for your patience and understanding.

we are glad that your services were re-instated and you are now up and running.

Kind Regards,
MetroFibre
HP
Hloni P's update06 Aug 2022, 08:40
Reviewer Update
Well, well, well. Just last week I complained about MetroFibre, now I got another email threatening about suspending me, telling me that my debit order has been removed (which they have failed to debit) and my services will be suspended in 48 hours. I have sent another debit order form.

Metrofibre, again I say that if you don't want me in your network, just cancel my services and release me without this draconian penalty you impose. There's a lot of other fibre providers out there.