Suggestion Box??

[ScottH2155]

If I was advised from provisioning to send something via the suggestion box to get to the "bosses" - what is a reasonable amount of time within which to expect a response?

[James]

If I was advised from provisioning to send something via the suggestion box to get to the "bosses" - what is a reasonable amount of time within which to expect a response?

Depends on what you asked.

What did you ask?

[ScottH2155]

I raised an issue with an e-mail I received offering a no-conditions stated offer of faster/cheaper broadband, that then was unable to be delivered.

[ForumAdmin]

You will not get a reply.

If your suggestion is deemed sensible/useful then it it'll be added to a development list ad will eventually be implemented.

[ScottH2155]

I was instructed to do so via your staff (Provisioning) to get the "bosses" involved.

How do I have the matter resolved then?

[ForumAdmin]

I was instructed to do so via your staff (Provisioning) to get the "bosses" involved.

How do I have the matter resolved then?

if it's a suggestion that has merit it will be dealt with.

If it is isn't it will be ignored.

Suggestions aren't dealt with as personal issue resolution process.

[ScottH2155]

So my question stands, if I was asked to do this and it's a wrong process - then your people need to understand that as a learning - but also then how do I have my issue dealt with?

[Old Flame]

but also then how do I have my issue dealt with?

You could do what a lot do and join whirlpool.net.au and cry about it for a few months there.

[James]

So my question stands, if I was asked to do this and it's a wrong process - then your people need to understand that as a learning - but also then how do I have my issue dealt with?

What's the question?

[jokiin]

I raised an issue with an e-mail I received offering a no-conditions stated offer of faster/cheaper broadband, that then was unable to be delivered.

if it was an offer to go to ADSL2 that went out recently it is still subject to availability/suitable etc, not all customers that get the offer can get the service but there is no way of knowing that until the application gets submitted as it's subject to line condition, exchange suitability etc

[ScottH2155]

I raised an issue with an e-mail I received offering a no-conditions stated offer of faster/cheaper broadband, that then was unable to be delivered.

if it was an offer to go to ADSL2 that went out recently it is still subject to availability/suitable etc, not all customers that get the offer can get the service but there is no way of knowing that until the application gets submitted as it's subject to line condition, exchange suitability etc

Yes it was an e-mail along those lines. However the e-mail I received has no such conditions or criteria and was specifically sent to me - ie not a newsletter or forum type post.

[jokiin]

I raised an issue with an e-mail I received offering a no-conditions stated offer of faster/cheaper broadband, that then was unable to be delivered.

if it was an offer to go to ADSL2 that went out recently it is still subject to availability/suitable etc, not all customers that get the offer can get the service but there is no way of knowing that until the application gets submitted as it's subject to line condition, exchange suitability etc

Yes it was an e-mail along those lines. However the e-mail I received has no such conditions or criteria and was specifically sent to me - ie not a newsletter or forum type post.

it gets addressed to you specifically because it comes out of a database and picks up your name in the process, it would be sent to any user on an appropriate plan for the particular offer and all would be addressed personally, it isn't a guarantee that the service will be available as offered, unless your suggestion is something along the lines of adding 'subject to availability' to the offers then there's not really anything to add, if you were hoping that you could somehow still get this offer but your connection is not possible to have this service then there's nothing that could be done about it anyway unfortunately

[scottb721]

No different than 3 (phone company) sending me SMS' about data packs that would save me money.
When I'd ring them up they'd tell me I couldn't have them because I lived in a roaming area.