I'm about tearing my hair out. I moved into my new home and after much argy bargy, BT installed a landline. They cocked up my order for a full package and gave me a telephone line only. I phoned up and changed my package to Options 3 with the latest hub...Nothing has ever worked properly..hub keeps crashing, Ive no telly through their BT Vision box and the internet keeps crashing along with my hub phone. Despite weeks of very long phone calls to technical helplines and a visit by one of their engineers...still no joy...Are any of you engineers with BT and could get over to mine to sort it out..PLEASE
The engineer came last Wednesday and supposed to have ordered another new hub...yet last night after 4 hours on the phone, no order...so they reckon theyve ordered another hub...Ive paid a lot of money for this Options 3 package, connection charges and deposit...I feel at my wits end
Thanks folks, any practical help would be very much appreciated Rose
Hi, sounds like a real b****r of a problem, when it stops working most of us suddenly realise how much we rely on internet etc...
Can't help though on solving it, I'd recommend calling helpdesk & ask to speak to manager / supervisor don't go over & over the basics which you've probably explained many times over. Your requirements are very simple after all, you'd like to be able to make full use of the services you have ordered and are paying BT for, plus some compensation or refund for the time in which the service has been un-usable by you would probably be in order.
Sorry I cannot offer any practical advice on your actual problem. (We don't get BT in <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1:place w:st="on"><st1:City w:st="on">Hull</st1:City></st1:place>) <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p>
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But the STD line you should take with BT is this little nugget or retail LAW!!!!!<o:p></o:p>
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If a product or service is "not fit for the purpose for which it was purchased" then FULL refund is the least you can demand and that IS one of your statutory rights!<o:p></o:p>
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You know those which they love to refer too when they bang on about this that or the other being a supplement to those rights!<o:p></o:p>
have you checked the ASDL filters...re-set buttons on rear of hub?...i had to run software twice..about all i can suggest Rose...apart from telling them where they can shove option 3...good luck Dave
Go round to BT HQ and kick their nuts in!!
Then get your local school geek to fix it instead. It'll probably be so much better afterward that you can get satelite TV from all the way to the next galaxy!!
Most it'll cost you is a flash of your tits and a pack of assorted diodes from Maplins..... :D
Hi BK.. I have a BT hub, and when mine goes down,, i press the grey button on the back for 15 seconds and wait for the hub to re-boot itself... Try that, it may help. Good luck.
Thanks for all the replies fellas....will try anything once!! lol Ive got another new hub and Im going to uninstall and reinstall everything on Saturday when Ive got all day to mess about...cheers
I still have not got the phone and can't use the hub so they have gave me the old system instead now, you ever spk to anyone in english yet at the call centre cause i ain't. They are numb nuts