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My Ordeal At Etisalat by INDESTRUCTABLEX(m): 12:29pm On Sep 11, 2013 |
Nigerians are people who are on the fast lane, we want things done now now. It all started on the 9th of September. I got home and noticed that my blackberry can no longer browse. I felt it was one of Etisalat's network down times so I ignored it. I had jobs to do with my phone but I chose to sleep instead. Early yesterday morning I woke up and the first thing I usually do is check my phone for messages. To my greatest surprise there were no messages. The messages I tried sending the night before were still unsent. Then I knew something was wrong. I opted to call customer care. After several trial it went and I was told an agent will attend to me in 1minute. 1 minute became 7minutes. I explained my problem to the agent and he told me I have exhausted my data cap. This is quite unusual as I have never exhausted it and I didn't download movies this month. He gave me a code and I checked when it is suppose to expire. It was due for 17th of September. Ok fine. I exhausted it, no big deal. As I left for work that morning I bought 1000 card and recharged immediately. Normally, they(etisalat) deduct the money instantly. It wasn't deducted. Messages started coming in but at the expense of my credit. I sent a code for the activation of my usual plan. But I didn't receive any reply. I did so about three times, still no reply after about 20minutes. I felt it was the current plan that was causing the issue so I sent the code to deactivate the current plan. There was still no response. After some time I got a message that my plan has been renewed. 10minutes into my browsing experience as I was using my mobile hotspot with my laptop, I received another mesage that my subscription has been deactivated. Ok no problem. I called customer care. I was told to wait for 4 minutes. 4minutes became 20minutes and I wasn't responded to. I called a friend who asked me to go to their office. I took permission from my supervisor and off I went. On getting there I was directed by the security, given a tag with the number 186. I read through the tag and the queue on bb issues was 0. They were already at number 159. I stood hoping I will be answered in no time. Seconds became minutes and minutes became hours. I had spent over two hours there. I approached one of the personnels with regards to my problem. This lady was obviously pinging and replying me. She eventually snubbed me. While standing I saw personnels shouting at customers and ignoring them. Ok. It was 186 and I was called. I briskly walked to the counter as I had spent 2hours, 20minutes waiting. To my greatest surprise the agent on the counter told me she doesn't attend to blackberry issues. Ehn? Wetin you talk? I became furious and shouted at the security. "Why didn't you direct me?" The security man started laughing at me, that made me very mad. And I picked a fight with him. People intervened and the agent who doesn't attend to bb issues started attendind to me. After asking questions and fiddling with my phone she called another agent . She told me it was the network and that subscription has been deactivated. M like who b d network are u guys nt etisalat? That said I was told they will send a mail. After wasting my whole day at their office, they will send a mail? I walked out annoyed and that was the last time I put that sim in my phone. It is bye bye to etisalat for me. There customer service is too poor. Location: Etisalat office at GRA, Port Harcourt. The one close to NDDC. |
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