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puregold24carat
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Message 107 of 107

My connection keeps tripping out / buffering .

Had 3 separate technicians visits and new router.

Works fine for a day and next days keeps tripping out / buffering.

Can anyone help?

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Message 1 of 107

Ive checked, and request to add the discount failed, so I have added it again today. 

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Message 2 of 107

Checked and can confirm no compensation has been received so far.

Message 3 of 107

You're referring to this, @puregold24carat ?

 

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So check the details of your bills for March, April & May. 

 

If there's still a problem, maybe post in the billing section as this aspect gets lost on a thread about the actual broadband service. 

Gliwmaeden2, a fellow customer.
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Message 4 of 107

Still waiting for the compensation to come through ........any idea when likely ?

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Message 5 of 107

HI Anil

 

Would you like me to send another router?

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Message 7 of 107

Hi Debbie 🙂 ,

 

Then it sounds like ' our equipment ' - which is really your new socket faceplate  / router would be the issue . In this case its not fair as your equipment is failing ! The Openreach engineer is thus going to say a charge is applicable as no fault found on their side ?

This sounds unfair to me as your equipment ( even though new ) is failing !

 

kind regards,

 

Anil

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Message 8 of 107

Hi Anil

 

The line from the test socket, line coming into property, cabinet, overhead/underground cable and exchange are all maintained by Openreach. The only exception for a charge is if the cable outside or into the property have been damaged/cut etc.

 

Your equipment is classed as router, filter, faceplate (this is why we ask for the router to be connected at test socket) phone/handset. Also any internal wiring (extension sockets) again this is why we advise to test directly at the test socket as this will rule out any internal wiring issues.

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Message 9 of 107

Hi Debbie :),

 

The equipment : please clarify for me as i understand the connection from the outside to the socket is down to Openreach ?

.....................................and then it connects to the router ( which is supplied by you ) , so what is ' my equipment ' ?

 

As i can see all my equipment is wireless - it cannot be my issue then ?

 

kind regards,

Anil

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Message 10 of 107

HI Anil

 

The line test I completed yesterday showed - Impairment in copper joint detected most likely in local network.

 

I can't run another test today or speed test because the fault is still with Openreach (awaiting engineer visit to be booked)

 

If the fault is found to be with your own equipment or internal wiring, this is when charges can be applied. This is not a threat of a charge, we just have to make all customers aware.

 

If the fault is found to be on the line with Openreach maintained equipment up to the test socket then no charge would be applied.

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Message 11 of 107

Greetings Debbie 🙂 ,

 

This i understand too - there seems to be a lot of ' understanding going ' .

The engineers ( that have visited so far ) also understood a lot of things with their electronic gadgets and gizmos - and all cleared the fault only for it to be still there . 

Can you check on your end - a connection test and a speed test ? 

If it fails ,then the obligation is down to you to have it fixed - without the threat of a possible charge . 

Then let me know .

kind regards,

Anil.

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Message 12 of 107

Hi Anil

 

I understand but if you are still experiencing issues with the connection then the only option we have is to arrange an engineer visit.

 

Thanks

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Message 13 of 107

Hi Debbie 🙂 ,

 

The charge has not been applied - as yet .

I don't feel comfortable with this possible charge as  with the 6 visits , i am not convinced about this process as all have failed - so far.

 

kind regards,

Anil.

 

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Message 14 of 107

Hi Anil

 

Have we ever applied engineer charges for previous engineer visits?

 

I am sorry that this fault is still ongoing, the only option we have is to pass this back to Openreach for an engineer visit.

 

I have checked and my colleague Arne has advised that a £5 discount was applied for 3 months and this £5 will automatically come off each bill for the next 3 months.

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Message 15 of 107

Greetings Debbie 🙂 ,

 

Over the past 6 visits - its had a new router , a new line running outside front bay window , then a new line from pole on street outside to rooftop of house , then a further new line running from rooftop to side of house into new socket . All equipment is new . 

The issue still there and keeps on failing your speed and connection tests . 

Was asked to remove faceplate and insert micro filter . This improved the connection but issue still there and still fails the connection and speed tests.

External monitoring by you also confirms the issue .

 

You see every time an engineer has been here ' to fix fault ' which is ' then cleared ' only for it not to be so  - does not give me confidence in this process with a possible charge threat hanging over my head . 

 

A £5 ' apology token ' refund was issued but still not come through on my bill - yet.

 

kind regards,

 

Anil.

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Message 16 of 107

Hi Anil

 

I've checked the fault ticket and Openreach are now asking for us to arrange an engineer visit to the property.

 

In regards to potential charges, if you have tested with a different router, filter and cable at the test socket then this would rule out any issues with your equipment or internal wiring.

 

Would you like me to arrange the visit?

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Message 17 of 107

Greetings Debbie 🙂 ,

 

To book an engineer seems to a task on it's own as the tab that leads to it ' start live chat ' does not activate / respond.

I couldn't find our dog in the house and went looking for him and finally found him under my bed. It seems he's getting upset too.....

 

kind regards,

Anil.

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Message 18 of 107

Greetings Debbie 🙂 ,

 

Just received an email and a text message saying a fault has been identified and an engineer needs to visit to fix it .

Before the engineer would arrive without informing to ' fix the fault ' and subsequent ' clear it ' only for it to re - occur again and again over the past 3 months + . 

So i have to ask you if there is a charge for this visit ?

Why am i getting the feeling that unless i don't pay a charge of £75 / £125 , the fault will persist ?

 

kind regards,

Anil.

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Message 19 of 107

Hi Anil

 

This is a line engineer (external investigation) so charges wont apply as this engineer was arranged to check the line.

 

I will let you know as soon as I receive updates from Openreach.

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Message 20 of 107

Greetings Debbie 🙂 ,

 

The engineer ( No 7 ) most likely to say ' no fault found ' and ' clear the job ' and bill me £75 and the ' fault ' reappears !

 

kind regards,

 

Anil.

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