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Originally Posted by Gadgie
Why didn't they check it out when they were telling you that you were not hooked up to message answering service?
I would call then up again and get them to stay with it until they can fix it for you, good luck.
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A more obvious test and one they would be told to do would be to connect a different handset to see if that is causing the issue, just go to ASDA or somewhere similar and purchase a cheap handset or borrow one from a friend or a neighbour.
Once they have run their tests the agents diagnostic tool will advise them as above to tell the customer to test their line with a different handset.
No agent is going to stay on the phone with anyone once they have ascertained that the is no fault on the line, if it is your equipment is not their problem.
Also if you insisted on a technician visit and he proved it was your phone then you would incur a wasted technician charge of around £35 so testing it yourself is advisable.