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Originally Posted by angry@ntl-taff
OK look if i have upset anyone then i am sorry..
And yes my posts have been a tad aggressive sry for tht aswell.
I only wanted NTL to supply me with a more uptodate MODEM .
And as it turned out tht the 'modem is leased' by me i thought aswell as the fact tht they never supplied 1 to a 'new customer' would add a little weight to the ask.
I didnt expect to get into a big arguement about it TBH. And as far as the comment 'sad'' ntl staff' this was only directed to the person i spoke too at 15.10 today and the line manager she asked for advice. Which turned out to be the wrong advice.
As i have used this site previously to solve connection problems with great success i might add..i thought i would post the question.
As far as NTL were concerned when we were re-connected we never had a modem . I told them we did. Because i am uusually a nice guy and All i wanted was my internet back. (My hardware was left the same as it was the day it was disconnected from your end.) So all u had to do was flick a switch so to speak at your end and it was back up and running.
The modem didnt have to be new i merely asked for wot a NEW CUSTOMER would get..
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Apologies accepted and we'll lay that bit to rest I think.
As to the modem, the remote reconnection will have been done because that often suits the customer best. Getting someone online right there and then is great service, and it is done to provide a good customer experience...nothing else.
If that modem is providing you with a poor connection, then naturally change it free of charge, but otherwise they won't. Remember, what you're paying for is the connection, not the modem, and ntl will maintain, repair and if needs be replace that modem for the lifetime of the connection with no additional charges. What they won't do is swap a perfectly good modem for another one free of charge, it just isn't good business sense.
You have, in effect, got what a new customer would get...a decent broadband service that functions well and gives you the service you asked for. That's spot on in my book.