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Aleacia W
1 reviews | Active since Aug 2014
26 May 2023, 19:45
Every month I have a...
Every month I have at least one week without internet and customer service is non-existent... we pay for 1 month of internet, but end up getting 3 weeks if not less and don't get reimbur*****t
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Surf4Life's replyOfficial
23 Jun 2023, 12:09Good day Aleacia
I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to address your concern regarding compensation for the three days of service outage you experienced recently. I understand the frustration caused by this inconvenience, and I would like to take a moment to explain why compensation for such incidents is not considered an industry standard. First and foremost, please allow me to express our sincere apologies for the interruption in your Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) service. We strive to provide a reliable and uninterrupted service, but occasionally, unforeseen circumstances such as network failures or equipment malfunctions can occur. In this case, it was a fibre break on the Gauteng infrastructure outside of Alberton caused by vandalism and theft. We deeply regret any inconvenience this may have caused you. When it comes to compensation policies for service outages, it is important to note that the telecommunications industry as a whole follows certain guidelines and practices. While some service providers might offer compensation for extended outages, it is not a universal industry standard. Allow me to outline a few key reasons for this: -Service Level Agreements (SLAs): Service providers typically offer specific commitments in their SLAs, which detail the expected uptime and performance levels. SLAs commonly include performance guarantees for metrics like availability, response time, and mean time to repair. In the event of an outage, the provider's adherence to these predefined targets is considered a key factor in maintaining customer satisfaction.-Varied Nature of Outages: Service disruptions can be caused by various factors, ranging from local infrastructure issues to widespread network outages. Determining fair compensation for every type of outage is a complex task due to the diverse nature of incidents and their impact on individual customers.-Costs and Pricing: Service providers typically factor in the cost of maintaining a reliable network and ensuring uptime when setting their pricing structure. Incorporating compensation policies for every outage would require substantial adjustments in pricing, which could potentially affect all customers, including those who may not have experienced the outage. Despite the absence of an industry-wide compensation standard or law, we remain committed to addressing customer concerns and finding suitable resolutions. In cases where an outage is identified as a service provider fault or breach of contractual obligations, we do undertake appropriate actions to rectify the situation and provide suitable remedies. I would like to assure you that we take every outage seriously and constantly work to enhance the reliability of our services. We appreciate your understanding and patience in this matter. It is also important to note that some breaks or faults that occur would be out of our control. The break you are referring to occurred outside of Sky City (Our fibre in only within the boundaries of Sky City) If you have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to our customer support team. We value your feedback and are always eager to assist you.
Kind Regards
Customer care
I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to address your concern regarding compensation for the three days of service outage you experienced recently. I understand the frustration caused by this inconvenience, and I would like to take a moment to explain why compensation for such incidents is not considered an industry standard. First and foremost, please allow me to express our sincere apologies for the interruption in your Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) service. We strive to provide a reliable and uninterrupted service, but occasionally, unforeseen circumstances such as network failures or equipment malfunctions can occur. In this case, it was a fibre break on the Gauteng infrastructure outside of Alberton caused by vandalism and theft. We deeply regret any inconvenience this may have caused you. When it comes to compensation policies for service outages, it is important to note that the telecommunications industry as a whole follows certain guidelines and practices. While some service providers might offer compensation for extended outages, it is not a universal industry standard. Allow me to outline a few key reasons for this: -Service Level Agreements (SLAs): Service providers typically offer specific commitments in their SLAs, which detail the expected uptime and performance levels. SLAs commonly include performance guarantees for metrics like availability, response time, and mean time to repair. In the event of an outage, the provider's adherence to these predefined targets is considered a key factor in maintaining customer satisfaction.-Varied Nature of Outages: Service disruptions can be caused by various factors, ranging from local infrastructure issues to widespread network outages. Determining fair compensation for every type of outage is a complex task due to the diverse nature of incidents and their impact on individual customers.-Costs and Pricing: Service providers typically factor in the cost of maintaining a reliable network and ensuring uptime when setting their pricing structure. Incorporating compensation policies for every outage would require substantial adjustments in pricing, which could potentially affect all customers, including those who may not have experienced the outage. Despite the absence of an industry-wide compensation standard or law, we remain committed to addressing customer concerns and finding suitable resolutions. In cases where an outage is identified as a service provider fault or breach of contractual obligations, we do undertake appropriate actions to rectify the situation and provide suitable remedies. I would like to assure you that we take every outage seriously and constantly work to enhance the reliability of our services. We appreciate your understanding and patience in this matter. It is also important to note that some breaks or faults that occur would be out of our control. The break you are referring to occurred outside of Sky City (Our fibre in only within the boundaries of Sky City) If you have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to our customer support team. We value your feedback and are always eager to assist you.
Kind Regards
Customer care
Surf4Life's reply23 Jun 2023, 12:09
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Good day Aleacia
I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to address your concern regarding compensation for the three days of service outage you experienced recently. I understand the frustration caused by this inconvenience, and I would like to take a moment to explain why compensation for such incidents is not considered an industry standard. First and foremost, please allow me to express our sincere apologies for the interruption in your Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) service. We strive to provide a reliable and uninterrupted service, but occasionally, unforeseen circumstances such as network failures or equipment malfunctions can occur. In this case, it was a fibre break on the Gauteng infrastructure outside of Alberton caused by vandalism and theft. We deeply regret any inconvenience this may have caused you. When it comes to compensation policies for service outages, it is important to note that the telecommunications industry as a whole follows certain guidelines and practices. While some service providers might offer compensation for extended outages, it is not a universal industry standard. Allow me to outline a few key reasons for this: -Service Level Agreements (SLAs): Service providers typically offer specific commitments in their SLAs, which detail the expected uptime and performance levels. SLAs commonly include performance guarantees for metrics like availability, response time, and mean time to repair. In the event of an outage, the provider's adherence to these predefined targets is considered a key factor in maintaining customer satisfaction.-Varied Nature of Outages: Service disruptions can be caused by various factors, ranging from local infrastructure issues to widespread network outages. Determining fair compensation for every type of outage is a complex task due to the diverse nature of incidents and their impact on individual customers.-Costs and Pricing: Service providers typically factor in the cost of maintaining a reliable network and ensuring uptime when setting their pricing structure. Incorporating compensation policies for every outage would require substantial adjustments in pricing, which could potentially affect all customers, including those who may not have experienced the outage. Despite the absence of an industry-wide compensation standard or law, we remain committed to addressing customer concerns and finding suitable resolutions. In cases where an outage is identified as a service provider fault or breach of contractual obligations, we do undertake appropriate actions to rectify the situation and provide suitable remedies. I would like to assure you that we take every outage seriously and constantly work to enhance the reliability of our services. We appreciate your understanding and patience in this matter. It is also important to note that some breaks or faults that occur would be out of our control. The break you are referring to occurred outside of Sky City (Our fibre in only within the boundaries of Sky City) If you have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to our customer support team. We value your feedback and are always eager to assist you.
Kind Regards
Customer care
I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to address your concern regarding compensation for the three days of service outage you experienced recently. I understand the frustration caused by this inconvenience, and I would like to take a moment to explain why compensation for such incidents is not considered an industry standard. First and foremost, please allow me to express our sincere apologies for the interruption in your Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) service. We strive to provide a reliable and uninterrupted service, but occasionally, unforeseen circumstances such as network failures or equipment malfunctions can occur. In this case, it was a fibre break on the Gauteng infrastructure outside of Alberton caused by vandalism and theft. We deeply regret any inconvenience this may have caused you. When it comes to compensation policies for service outages, it is important to note that the telecommunications industry as a whole follows certain guidelines and practices. While some service providers might offer compensation for extended outages, it is not a universal industry standard. Allow me to outline a few key reasons for this: -Service Level Agreements (SLAs): Service providers typically offer specific commitments in their SLAs, which detail the expected uptime and performance levels. SLAs commonly include performance guarantees for metrics like availability, response time, and mean time to repair. In the event of an outage, the provider's adherence to these predefined targets is considered a key factor in maintaining customer satisfaction.-Varied Nature of Outages: Service disruptions can be caused by various factors, ranging from local infrastructure issues to widespread network outages. Determining fair compensation for every type of outage is a complex task due to the diverse nature of incidents and their impact on individual customers.-Costs and Pricing: Service providers typically factor in the cost of maintaining a reliable network and ensuring uptime when setting their pricing structure. Incorporating compensation policies for every outage would require substantial adjustments in pricing, which could potentially affect all customers, including those who may not have experienced the outage. Despite the absence of an industry-wide compensation standard or law, we remain committed to addressing customer concerns and finding suitable resolutions. In cases where an outage is identified as a service provider fault or breach of contractual obligations, we do undertake appropriate actions to rectify the situation and provide suitable remedies. I would like to assure you that we take every outage seriously and constantly work to enhance the reliability of our services. We appreciate your understanding and patience in this matter. It is also important to note that some breaks or faults that occur would be out of our control. The break you are referring to occurred outside of Sky City (Our fibre in only within the boundaries of Sky City) If you have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to our customer support team. We value your feedback and are always eager to assist you.
Kind Regards
Customer care