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Discussion topic: Over 3 weeks for an engineer visit

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This message was authored by Annoyed12 This message was authored by: Annoyed12

Over 3 weeks for an engineer visit

No satellite signal means an engineer visit. First available slot is I've been given is over 3 weeks away.

 

Given the amount I am paying for Sky this is a total farce. They should be repairing within 24 hours. This is beyond dreadful customer service and a way to reduce their costs by not having many engineers and therefore trying to increase profits. I am paying for a blue screen.

 

I guess it makes my choice to ditch Sky a lot easier.

 

There is zero justification for such a lot wait, although I'll like to hear their pathetic attempt at one?

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This message was authored by Mark39 This message was authored by: Mark39

Re: Over 3 weeks for an engineer visit

Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more

@Annoyed12 wrote:

 

 

There is zero justification for such a lot wait, although I'll like to hear their pathetic attempt at one?



Sky won't respond to  your post here. It's primarily a customer Community.

Annoyed12
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This message was authored by Annoyed12 This message was authored by: Annoyed12

Re: Over 3 weeks for an engineer visit

Thanks for your response.


So they don't even provide online help on their own forum. What exactly are we all paying for from this tinpot outfit?

This message was authored by Invisiblename This message was authored by: Invisiblename

Re: Over 3 weeks for an engineer visit

Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more

@Annoyed12 wrote:

No satellite signal means an engineer visit. First available slot is I've been given is over 3 weeks away.

 

Given the amount I am paying for Sky this is a total farce. They should be repairing within 24 hours. This is beyond dreadful customer service and a way to reduce their costs by not having many engineers and therefore trying to increase profits. I am paying for a blue screen.

 

I guess it makes my choice to ditch Sky a lot easier.

 

There is zero justification for such a lot wait, although I'll like to hear their pathetic attempt at one?


With all the storms around the country over the past few weeks, I'm not really surprised.  You could always try a local satellite installer, but you would have to pay them .

I am just another Sky customer!
Annoyed12
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This message was authored by Annoyed12 This message was authored by: Annoyed12

Re: Over 3 weeks for an engineer visit

Thanks, storms have not been bad in my area, it can only be a total lack of staff with Sky cutting corners on costs. They'll just lose customers as a result and be counter productive. Sky should be paying 3rd party engineers, not me. (removed)

 

 


Moderator note: Removed innapropriate remarks.



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