Technically you're entitled to a £25 credit for that missed appointment, the counter argument is that one wasn't booked.
Really? Is that a term and condition from SKY?
Technically you're entitled to a £25 credit for that missed appointment, the counter argument is that one wasn't booked.
Finally! Finished the Ethernet cable job. Not “too” bad, and all works well so far on the Xbox.
Top man! And you KNOW it’s a solid connection.
Really? Is that a term and condition from SKY?
Yes - they subscribe to the OFCOM automatic compensation scheme, so if they admit they didn’t attend, you are entitled to automatic compensation within 30 days.
cheers for that.
had a text from sky, rescheduled engineer from next Tuesday to the 27th of February
do I have to wait till then and make do with my broadband issues till then? Or do I have grounds to change my services to the likes of BT?
You are expected to give the provider a reasonable opportunity to resolve the fault, given we’re in a national lockdown and facing increased risk of infection with death tolls increasing significantly week on week, OR have chosen to suspend new installs requiring access to the property and are covering emergency faults only from what I can tell, migrations should be unaffected, but faults are. Your connection dropping occasionally - while certainly annoying for you - is pretty minor in the overall scheme of things. Also consider switching takes 14 days minimum and may not resolve the issue, which then leaves you having to book another fault for OpenReach to attend even later on.
In the meantime have you looked at the logs on the router to see what it says? It may provide a clue that could help resolve this quickly and easily. I’d also be tempted to try the test socket (if fitted) to remove any chance it’s wiring within the property.
You should cable everything you can. Leave wireless for portable devices or where there's no option.
The only thing that would affect the speeds for your Xbox is other devices using the WAN connection. For that it wouldn't matter whether they're wired or wireless, they're still using bandwidth.
So for whatever reason, the other end was unable to send data, that doesn’t sound like a line fault, when patches come out (as this one has), servers take a battering.
I am having the exact same issue with mine, I'm now on my third sky router and still having issues. Will be calling again on Monday. Its infuriating
I've turned off the wifi and it seems to have resolved all of my issues with ityeah, something strange..I have not noticed the drop outs in a little while, keep checking the router on the 192.168.0.1 and haven’t dropped the connection in around 300~ hours
still got my slot booked for sky but will wait and see how I get on between now and the appointment date (end of feb.).