02 Aug 2022 06:44 AM
02 Aug 2022 07:01 AM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more@skytarajane Sky do not activate the lines that is done by Openreach and unfortunately yesterday their engineers were on their second 24 hour strike which may have impacted your activation 2 working days have been lost since 28th July..
If you contact Sky this morning they should have a report from Openreach, the lines open at 7am. As you were sent the first text it implies Openreach were expecting to activate yeterday despite the strike so it might be that action failed as the line may need further work that will take as long as it takes unfortunately..
You are buying a domestic connection from Sky so the fact you are using the connection for work does not increase the priority. The Service Level Agreement on domestic lines is a fix within 2 working days from the report which if not met means the customer gets paid compensation at the rate of £8.40 per day once the fault is fixed not that all faults are fixed within that time. Therefore it is sensible to have a fall back plan for how you will work if your home connection fails,.
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