e-fiber is just plain bad...

doctorg

So I got efiber in the house a few weeks ago after receiving a number of brochures from eircom saying 100mb fiber was in my area.... Which is completely untrue. After signing up, I find i'm only getting 40mb. 

I was told this would be unshared bandwidth compared with the old copper connection, so I fail to understand how at peak times I can only get upto 8mb. I am unable to watch youtube and I'm the only one on the connection in the house. 

eircom: Colm

doctorg wrote: »

So I got efiber in the house a few weeks ago after receiving a number of brochures from eircom saying 100mb fiber was in my area.... Which is completely untrue. After signing up, I find i'm only getting 40mb. 

I was told this would be unshared bandwidth compared with the old copper connection, so I fail to understand how at peak times I can only get upto 8mb. I am unable to watch youtube and I'm the only one on the connection in the house. 

Hi doctorg

I am just looking at this. Efibre is advertised and sold on the basis of 'up to' 100mb speeds. The speed to individual addresses can vary depending on different factors primarily your distance to the efibre enabled cabinet you are connected to.

However I agreed 8mb peak time speed does appear to be slow. Can you have a look at the following self troubleshooting tips on boosting your speed in particular with regards to comparing speeds when testing wirelessly as against testing with a wired connection and with only one device connected. If there is a significant difference between the two of these it would suggest the issue may be wireless in nature in which case I would advise you to contact Technical Support on 1890 260 260 to troubleshoot your exisitng wireless set up

Boost your speed

I hope this is of help.

thanks
Colm

doctorg

eircom: Colm wrote: »

doctorg wrote: »

So I got efiber in the house a few weeks ago after receiving a number of brochures from eircom saying 100mb fiber was in my area.... Which is completely untrue. After signing up, I find i'm only getting 40mb. 

I was told this would be unshared bandwidth compared with the old copper connection, so I fail to understand how at peak times I can only get upto 8mb. I am unable to watch youtube and I'm the only one on the connection in the house. 

Hi doctorg

I am just looking at this. Efibre is advertised and sold on the basis of 'up to' 100mb speeds. The speed to individual addresses can vary depending on different factors primarily your distance to the efibre enabled cabinet you are connected to.

However I agreed 8mb peak time speed does appear to be slow. Can you have a look at the following self troubleshooting tips on boosting your speed in particular with regards to comparing speeds when testing wirelessly as against testing with a wired connection and with only one device connected. If there is a significant difference between the two of these it would suggest the issue may be wireless in nature in which case I would advise you to contact Technical Support on 1890 260 260 to troubleshoot your exisitng wireless set up

Boost your speed

I hope this is of help.

thanks
Colm

Hi Colm,

Why not advertise 'up to' 1gbps ? It's still legally correct if that what you're trying to get at. I took eircom's offer on my connection in good faith. I was very happy with my connection with Vodafone, and that connection was alot stable than my current one whilst being alot better value.

It appears the line is unstable and there is a fault somewhere as I'm getting drops in speed. The connection is unreliable. Theoretically my line is well capable of 100mbps but I do not wish to get into that. 

So going by eircoms 40mbps, I should get 40mbps consistently without drops. It should not be starting at 5 then move it's way upto 40. It should start at 40 and stay 40, this is what a good connection is like, one is which is implemented by good engineers.  And I'm on Ethernet not wireless. 

It seems the connection is implemented in a way to allocate speed as demands increase. Which would indicate a shared line and no one will get 40 mbps at the same time. 

I look forward to your response.

Thanks

eircom: Colm

doctorg wrote: »

eircom: Colm wrote: »

doctorg wrote: »

So I got efiber in the house a few weeks ago after receiving a number of brochures from eircom saying 100mb fiber was in my area.... Which is completely untrue. After signing up, I find i'm only getting 40mb. 

I was told this would be unshared bandwidth compared with the old copper connection, so I fail to understand how at peak times I can only get upto 8mb. I am unable to watch youtube and I'm the only one on the connection in the house. 

Hi doctorg

I am just looking at this. Efibre is advertised and sold on the basis of 'up to' 100mb speeds. The speed to individual addresses can vary depending on different factors primarily your distance to the efibre enabled cabinet you are connected to.

However I agreed 8mb peak time speed does appear to be slow. Can you have a look at the following self troubleshooting tips on boosting your speed in particular with regards to comparing speeds when testing wirelessly as against testing with a wired connection and with only one device connected. If there is a significant difference between the two of these it would suggest the issue may be wireless in nature in which case I would advise you to contact Technical Support on 1890 260 260 to troubleshoot your exisitng wireless set up

Boost your speed

I hope this is of help.

thanks
Colm

Hi Colm,

Why not advertise 'up to' 1gbps ? It's still legally correct if that what you're trying to get at. I took eircom's offer on my connection in good faith. I was very happy with my connection with Vodafone, and that connection was alot stable than my current one whilst being alot better value.

It appears the line is unstable and there is a fault somewhere as I'm getting drops in speed. The connection is unreliable. Theoretically my line is well capable of 100mbps but I do not wish to get into that. 

So going by eircoms 40mbps, I should get 40mbps consistently without drops. It should not be starting at 5 then move it's way upto 40. It should start at 40 and stay 40, this is what a good connection is like, one is which is implemented by good engineers.  And I'm on Ethernet not wireless. 

It seems the connection is implemented in a way to allocate speed as demands increase. Which would indicate a shared line and no one will get 40 mbps at the same time. 

I look forward to your response.

Thanks

Hi doctorg

If after having looked at the link I previously posted, there has been no imrovement in speed/ reduction in drops etc I would recommend contacting Technical Support on 1890 260 260 anytime between 8am and 10pm. They will troubleshoot this with you and if are unable to resolve will escalate it to field engineers for further investigation.

thanks
Colm

doctorg

eircom: Colm wrote: »

doctorg wrote: »

eircom: Colm wrote: »

doctorg wrote: »

So I got efiber in the house a few weeks ago after receiving a number of brochures from eircom saying 100mb fiber was in my area.... Which is completely untrue. After signing up, I find i'm only getting 40mb. 

I was told this would be unshared bandwidth compared with the old copper connection, so I fail to understand how at peak times I can only get upto 8mb. I am unable to watch youtube and I'm the only one on the connection in the house. 

Hi doctorg

I am just looking at this. Efibre is advertised and sold on the basis of 'up to' 100mb speeds. The speed to individual addresses can vary depending on different factors primarily your distance to the efibre enabled cabinet you are connected to.

However I agreed 8mb peak time speed does appear to be slow. Can you have a look at the following self troubleshooting tips on boosting your speed in particular with regards to comparing speeds when testing wirelessly as against testing with a wired connection and with only one device connected. If there is a significant difference between the two of these it would suggest the issue may be wireless in nature in which case I would advise you to contact Technical Support on 1890 260 260 to troubleshoot your exisitng wireless set up

Boost your speed

I hope this is of help.

thanks
Colm

Hi Colm,

Why not advertise 'up to' 1gbps ? It's still legally correct if that what you're trying to get at. I took eircom's offer on my connection in good faith. I was very happy with my connection with Vodafone, and that connection was alot stable than my current one whilst being alot better value.

It appears the line is unstable and there is a fault somewhere as I'm getting drops in speed. The connection is unreliable. Theoretically my line is well capable of 100mbps but I do not wish to get into that. 

So going by eircoms 40mbps, I should get 40mbps consistently without drops. It should not be starting at 5 then move it's way upto 40. It should start at 40 and stay 40, this is what a good connection is like, one is which is implemented by good engineers.  And I'm on Ethernet not wireless. 

It seems the connection is implemented in a way to allocate speed as demands increase. Which would indicate a shared line and no one will get 40 mbps at the same time. 

I look forward to your response.

Thanks

Hi doctorg

If after having looked at the link I previously posted, there has been no imrovement in speed/ reduction in drops etc I would recommend contacting Technical Support on 1890 260 260 anytime between 8am and 10pm. They will troubleshoot this with you and if are unable to resolve will escalate it to field engineers for further investigation.

thanks
Colm

I've been in touch with technical support more than 5 times. I've also had an engineer come to my house to have a look.

eircom: Colm

doctorg wrote: »

eircom: Colm wrote: »

doctorg wrote: »

eircom: Colm wrote: »

doctorg wrote: »

So I got efiber in the house a few weeks ago after receiving a number of brochures from eircom saying 100mb fiber was in my area.... Which is completely untrue. After signing up, I find i'm only getting 40mb. 

I was told this would be unshared bandwidth compared with the old copper connection, so I fail to understand how at peak times I can only get upto 8mb. I am unable to watch youtube and I'm the only one on the connection in the house. 

Hi doctorg

I am just looking at this. Efibre is advertised and sold on the basis of 'up to' 100mb speeds. The speed to individual addresses can vary depending on different factors primarily your distance to the efibre enabled cabinet you are connected to.

However I agreed 8mb peak time speed does appear to be slow. Can you have a look at the following self troubleshooting tips on boosting your speed in particular with regards to comparing speeds when testing wirelessly as against testing with a wired connection and with only one device connected. If there is a significant difference between the two of these it would suggest the issue may be wireless in nature in which case I would advise you to contact Technical Support on 1890 260 260 to troubleshoot your exisitng wireless set up

Boost your speed

I hope this is of help.

thanks
Colm

Hi Colm,

Why not advertise 'up to' 1gbps ? It's still legally correct if that what you're trying to get at. I took eircom's offer on my connection in good faith. I was very happy with my connection with Vodafone, and that connection was alot stable than my current one whilst being alot better value.

It appears the line is unstable and there is a fault somewhere as I'm getting drops in speed. The connection is unreliable. Theoretically my line is well capable of 100mbps but I do not wish to get into that. 

So going by eircoms 40mbps, I should get 40mbps consistently without drops. It should not be starting at 5 then move it's way upto 40. It should start at 40 and stay 40, this is what a good connection is like, one is which is implemented by good engineers.  And I'm on Ethernet not wireless. 

It seems the connection is implemented in a way to allocate speed as demands increase. Which would indicate a shared line and no one will get 40 mbps at the same time. 

I look forward to your response.

Thanks

Hi doctorg

If after having looked at the link I previously posted, there has been no imrovement in speed/ reduction in drops etc I would recommend contacting Technical Support on 1890 260 260 anytime between 8am and 10pm. They will troubleshoot this with you and if are unable to resolve will escalate it to field engineers for further investigation.

thanks
Colm

I've been in touch with technical support more than 5 times. I've also had an engineer come to my house to have a look.

Hi doctorg

OK- Can you send me a PM with the Account Number and I will review Tech Support notes on this and also ask for a Manager in Technical Support to look at this again.

thanks
Colm

doctorg

I sent the PM Colm. Kindly look into this please as it's getting very frustrated. 

eircom: Colm

doctorg wrote: »

I sent the PM Colm. Kindly look into this please as it's getting very frustrated. 

Hi doctorg

Thanks. I have sent this off to Managers in Technical Support and asked them to review this and advise, As soon as they reply to me I will advise you right away here,

Colm

doctorg

eircom: Colm wrote: »

doctorg wrote: »

I sent the PM Colm. Kindly look into this please as it's getting very frustrated. 

Hi doctorg

Thanks. I have sent this off to Managers in Technical Support and asked them to review this and advise, As soon as they reply to me I will advise you right away here,

Colm

Any updates? The connection is struggling to stream YouTube without buffering. 

Horrible weather outside also.

doctorg

I never had such problems on my Vodafone connection....

eircom: Colm

doctorg wrote: »

I never had such problems on my Vodafone connection....

Hi doctorg

Managers in Technical Support have advised that you should contact them on 1890 260 260 (8am to 10pm each day) to troubleshoot this with them.

thanks
Colm

doctorg

eircom: Colm wrote: »

doctorg wrote: »

I never had such problems on my Vodafone connection....

Hi doctorg

Managers in Technical Support have advised that you should contact them on 1890 260 260 (8am to 10pm each day) to troubleshoot this with them.

thanks
Colm

Can you give me any reference number or someone who I should contact regarding this?

It gets frustrating having to explaining the situation to someone after the first 5 times and they do they same routine again and again

Hank Scorpio

Reading this thread just reminds me of how much I hate eircom, no one takes any responsibility and they just make an eejit out of you spinning you in circles over and over.

Ring them and log a complaint doctorg, and outline how they've just told you to do the same things over and over. Look for some money back as the service being provided isn't as advertised, maybe then you might see some progress, you won't get it here or ringing the "managers"on technical support. 

Best of luck

Nolimits

I appreciate that it's not very funny for the OP but the above is almost comical, I'm paraphrasing here but....

Eircom: Ring technical support on 1890 260 260, they'll give you tech support, troubleshoot and if necessary arrange an engineers visit

OP: I've called tech support 5 times and already had an engineer out

Eircom: Hmm, ok we'll send this to tech support management and let you know what they say

OP: Any update?

Eircom: Yes the manager said you should call tech support on 1890 260 260 and they'll troubleshoot with you

OP: Bangs head on wall


Truly abysmal customer service, why not give the OP a call instead?

doctorg

So, anyone from eircom care to respond? 

Got some solid speeds, would be nice if they were real speeds and not buffed up one...

I was 8mb Broadband with vodafone and I was streaming 1080p without any buffering ever. 
I am now on a upto 100mb broadband with eircome and I'm buffering like hell. 


After a few speed tests, starting from 0.10 to 3.51 to this. 

Nolimits

I see the reps have ignored this today (If I'm wrong and there has been some pming happening I apologise for this) are the reps here aware that potential customers read these forums? I find this especially disappointing as when I had a problem the reps on here were great maybe I just got lucky.

doctorg

I didn't get any pm...

marklazarcovic

get out while ya can op... customer service in eircom is the worst ive encounterd in my life..and im 40 yrs old ... total ring a rosy affair,around and around and around... nobody takes responsibility  

Nolimits

If you're going to ignore the customers that you can't be arsed to deal with, what exactly is the point of this forum you all may as well be on the phone lines.

doctorg

To keep everyone updated following this thread. Since the reps here aren't willing to respond, I called up tech support again. 

As advised by eircom rep, I asked to be connected to a manager. But the gentleman on the phone didn't want to do that and decided he can help. Regardless, I explained the situation to him ~7th time. He says it's a wireless issue, I tell I never had this problem with my Vodafone connection. I used to be able to steam 1080p without buffering. But he insists it's a wireless issue. 

So... I had to placed a TP link order with him. Which is due to arrive next week approx. 

But It's not a wireless issue, eircom can't seem to get that inside their head. I connected to the modem via ethernet and same buffering while streaming. Now unless Eircom wants to say YouTube data centers are incompetent and can't transfer 1080p anybetter to Fiber line then I would just point the obvious that the fault is with eircom. 


Also, I want everyone to know that speedtest's are biased with Eircom. It's very easy to manipulate them to show 100mbps when in reality your only getting 2mbps. 

marklazarcovic

doctorg wrote: »

To keep everyone updated following this thread. Since the reps here aren't willing to respond, I called up tech support again. 

As advised by eircom rep, I asked to be connected to a manager. But the gentleman on the phone didn't want to do that and decided he can help. Regardless, I explained the situation to him ~7th time. He says it's a wireless issue, I tell I never had this problem with my Vodafone connection. I used to be able to steam 1080p without buffering. But he insists it's a wireless issue. 

So... I had to placed a TP link order with him. Which is due to arrive next week approx. 

But It's not a wireless issue, eircom can't seem to get that inside their head. I connected to the modem via ethernet and same buffering while streaming. Now unless Eircom wants to say YouTube data centers are incompetent and can't transfer 1080p anybetter to Fiber line then I would just point the obvious that the fault is with eircom. 


Also, I want everyone to know that speedtest's are biased with Eircom. It's very easy to manipulate them to show 100mbps when in reality your only getting 2mbps. 

Its a farce of a company it really is..apalling customer service for years

doctorg

@Eircom ;

I would like to be removed from my contract. 

dub45

eircom: Colm wrote: »

doctorg wrote: »

I never had such problems on my Vodafone connection....

Hi doctorg

Managers in Technical Support have advised that you should contact them on 1890 260 260 (8am to 10pm each day) to troubleshoot this with them.

thanks
Colm

If you advise a customer to contact a manager then surely you should supply a number for this manager.  It is inevitable that the staff will refuse to connect a customer to a manager.  Its  hardly rocket science to figure that out!

clint_silver

exact same issue as you when I got vodafone fibre earlier this year.   supposed to get min 40mbps uncongested, was getting as low as 400-500kbps at peak periods.   engineers came out twice (same 2 guys, old eircom guys), no resolution. I work in IT so had all basic troubleshooting done 

no, its not wifi, I get same issue on cables of which Ive tried 2 of. 
no, its not the router, Ive got the issue with the 2 of them youve sent out since I logged the first call.
no, its not my laptop, I tried 2 laptops and 2 iphones.   
I dont care your end is showing line clear, do you want me to send you speedtest results again?


so I said I have all my speed test results printed out, Im cancelling my contract and I'll see you in court if you try to get any money back from me, when I'll also have an independent engineers report showing its not all the local things you say could be causing it, and I'll charge you for the independent report too.

So vodafone said lets try an engineer again,  different guy this time,  after 10 seconds explaining he said I think I know what it is, was a cabling fault coming into the house, whatever the little box is just inside the door, he opened it, seen a loose cable,  20 seconds to reseat the cable  once he found it.   getting 40mbps + all the time ever since.

Moral of the story?  you have to get lucky with their engineers.   this isnt anecdotal, its real.  Fancy that, in this day and age, you have to get lucky to get a good service.   

BTW, I never blamed vodafone once,  it smacked of a hardware problem from day one,  I always found their tech guys courteous and prompt and appreciative of the situation.  theyre at the mercy of quality of eircoms engineers too.  

Saipanne

Eircom sound like the worst utilities provider ever. I can't imagine I will ever consider them.

major deegan

Saipanne wrote: »

Eircom sound like the worst utilities provider ever. I can't imagine I will ever consider them.

Sounds familiar alright,i switched to eircom back in may and it was a botch job from day one and still is.
I hope for your own sake you never have to deal with them...worst of the worst in dealing with their customers..I have been through the mill big time with them..hours spent on the phone gettin the runaround.. Four no shows by the eircom 'engineers' while I stayed home like a full eejit waiting for them... They seem to just laugh at you when call customer service to try get some answers...Anyway i cant wait for my contract to expire so i can go back to vodafone where i had a lot better service,coverage and most of all a bit of respect for their customers.. Avoid eircom for yere own sake as i'm sure is evident from the postings on this thread!!


Btw mb's and coverage still sh1te after 6 months of complaints!!

doctorg

Speeds soo fast that it need to stop and pause like this for 6 hours on any thing...

Triboro

major deegan wrote: »

Sounds familiar alright,i switched to eircom back in may and it was a botch job from day one and still is.
I hope for your own sake you never have to deal with them...worst of the worst in dealing with their customers..I have been through the mill big time with them..hours spent on the phone gettin the runaround.. Four no shows by the eircom 'engineers' while I stayed home like a full eejit waiting for them... They seem to just laugh at you when call customer service to try get some answers...Anyway i cant wait for my contract to expire so i can go back to vodafone where i had a lot better service,coverage and most of all a bit of respect for their customers.. Avoid eircom for yere own sake as i'm sure is evident from the postings on this thread!!


Btw mb's and coverage still sh1te after 6 months of complaints!!

Wow,Eircom sound like a nightmare!Do they actually reply to any of the comments made on here?,Was thinking of getting efibre myself till i read all this. Thanks for the heads up guys. Off to vodafone!!!

doctorg

Called up cancellation since no one here wants to respond.

Explained to the agent that I wish to be released from my contract, he says he wants to check with technical support, Then never came back. 

major deegan

doctorg wrote: »

Called up cancellation since no one here wants to respond.

Explained to the agent that I wish to be released from my contract, he says he wants to check with technical support, Then never came back. 

Did they say if there are any penalties to get out of contract??Surely if the service is unacceptable there cant be.Lookin to get out too. They couldn't be bothered to reply to their customers concerns and queries posted on all these threads.

doctorg

major deegan wrote: »

doctorg wrote: »

Called up cancellation since no one here wants to respond.

Explained to the agent that I wish to be released from my contract, he says he wants to check with technical support, Then never came back. 

Did they say if there are any penalties to get out of contract??Surely if the service is unacceptable there cant be.Lookin to get out too. They couldn't be bothered to reply to their customers concerns and queries posted on all these threads.

Well he never came back to me, he put me on hold for 25 minutes. And there was no song playing either so i don't know if it was hold

Nolimits

Jesus this is ****ing atrocious, do the reps in here realise that the worst thing they can do is ignore you? Every company ****s up sometimes, what they're really judged on is how they react to the **** up, this is spectacularly bad.

eircom: Tracey

Hi all,

I'm sorry to hear of the issues you are having with you service. 

We understand your frustration with this, I have reported this thread onto our support team. 
 

I would like to assure you that I have compiled and gathered a report highlighting the number of threads and posts on the issues surrounding slow speeds at peak times and requested that this be looked in to.

Completion of this investigation is going to take time considering the scale of the issue,  we will aim to update you on the progress reported back to us here.


We understand that slow speeds can be of a major inconvenience and cause a lot of frustration, however we cannot at this time offer more information on the posts raised here for now.

 
In light of the above it is still important to contact technical support on 1890 260 260 (tel number and option 0) as some seemingly similar issues may not necessarily be the same to the issues reported on this thread.

Apologies for the inconvenience that this is causing you all. 

Thanks

Tracey 

doctorg

eircom: Tracey wrote: »

Hi all,

I'm sorry to hear of the issues you are having with you service. 

We understand your frustration with this, I have reported this thread onto our support team. 
 

I would like to assure you that I have compiled and gathered a report highlighting the number of threads and posts on the issues surrounding slow speeds at peak times and requested that this be looked in to.

Completion of this investigation is going to take time considering the scale of the issue,  we will aim to update you on the progress reported back to us here.


We understand that slow speeds can be of a major inconvenience and cause a lot of frustration, however we cannot at this time offer more information on the posts raised here for now.

 
In light of the above it is still important to contact technical support on 1890 260 260 (tel number and option 0) as some seemingly similar issues may not necessarily be the same to the issues reported on this thread.

Apologies for the inconvenience that this is causing you all. 

Thanks

Tracey 

Hi Tracey,

Thank for for replying. Could you possible shed more light on the possibility of being free from contract in light of these issues since day one.

Thanks

major deegan

Tracy
Same for me please!! Instead of a computer generated response that has been used to answer ALL the queries on a few different threads try and answer at least one question without suggesting the technical support number all the time.Thought your job is customer service....

Triboro

Nolimits wrote: »

Jesus this is ****ing atrocious, do the reps in here realise that the worst thing they can do is ignore you? Every company ****s up sometimes, what they're really judged on is how they react to the **** up, this is spectacularly bad.

Going by that reply from the rep I see the bull being offered up by eircom, totally avoiding the issues being asked and just passing the buck to a tech number! Cant see anyone getting any answers here. Why do they even bother having a forum when thats the best they can offer as a reply to their existing customers. Shame on them.

doctorg

And It's the same reply from another thread!

A simple copy and paste and your good to go at Eircom

Triboro

Yeah i see where one of the earlier posters predicted the rep coming on with a non answer and a call tech support line, and hey presto!

2012paddy2012

doctorg wrote: »

I never had such problems on my Vodafone connection....

Sorry to cut in here. I had an eircom guy call here to me in meath last week with this up to 100mb crap. I disputed this immediately with the sales guy and lo and behold he pulled an iPad out of his pocket and it showed 30 mb ... So this up to 100 mb I feel is wrong it's only in theory .. I checked here then saw woeful blogs on eircom so I have near enough decided on Vodafone @ 35 e for unlimited ... Connected via phone line at house I'm suitable for eircom BB - my query for you is were you happy enough with Vodafone BB? I don't want to find myself in your unfortunate position ... Hope you don't mind my interjection

doctorg

2012paddy2012 wrote: »

doctorg wrote: »

I never had such problems on my Vodafone connection....

Sorry to cut in here. I had an eircom guy call here to me in meath last week with this up to 100mb crap. I disputed this immediately with the sales guy and lo and behold he pulled an iPad out of his pocket and it showed 30 mb ... So this up to 100 mb I feel is wrong it's only in theory .. I checked here then saw woeful blogs on eircom so I have near enough decided on Vodafone @ 35 e for unlimited ... Connected via phone line at house I'm suitable for eircom BB - my query for you is were you happy enough with Vodafone BB? I don't want to find myself in your unfortunate position ... Hope you don't mind my interjection

I was very very happy with Vodafone. The only reason I switched to eircom was because I had my phone line with them and the bundle seemed like a good deal. 

Vodafone was very good, their tech support top class, their customer care top class, their internet top class. 

eircom: Tracey

Hi All,
 
The last time we had these issues, we found it really helpful for customers experiencing the issues to send on trace routes. This helped us identify the issues and resolve it. If any of you would like to help us here please PM them to me.
 
I completely understand your frustration with this and please don't think that I am ignoring you all.  All information supplied will help us identify the issue. 
 
Thanks for your help.
 
Tracey

Triboro

Yes, copy and paste the same reply for all the threads will really help ye to identify the issues for your customers. Yawn!

dub45

eircom: Tracey wrote: »

Hi All,
 
The last time we had these issues, we found it really helpful for customers experiencing the issues to send on trace routes. This helped us identify the issues and resolve it. If any of you would like to help us here please PM them to me.
 
I completely understand your frustration with this and please don't think that I am ignoring you all.  All information supplied will help us identify the issue. 
 
Thanks for your help.
 
Tracey

Do Eircom not monitor their own network to check for performance?  Surely Eircom should be able to monitor capacity issues etc?

I was visiting a friends house last night and his efibre speeds were approaching dial up - when he got it first the speeds were pretty good - are you really telling us that there can such a deterioration in the network performance without Eircom knowing about it?

Hank Scorpio

dub45 wrote: »

eircom: Tracey wrote: »

Hi All,
 
The last time we had these issues, we found it really helpful for customers experiencing the issues to send on trace routes. This helped us identify the issues and resolve it. If any of you would like to help us here please PM them to me.
 
I completely understand your frustration with this and please don't think that I am ignoring you all.  All information supplied will help us identify the issue. 
 
Thanks for your help.
 
Tracey

Do Eircom not monitor their own network to check for performance?  Surely Eircom should be able to monitor capacity issues etc?

I was visiting a friends house last night and his efibre speeds were approaching dial up - when he got it first the speeds were pretty good - are you really telling us that there can such a deterioration in the network performance without Eircom knowing about it?

I questioned if they did on the eircom forum and my post got removed. Granted I wrote in an angry manner, but I have a right to be angry, been putting up with terrible service for a long time and paying top dollar for it.

Of course they're aware of it, its just a tactic to delay fixing it and treating customers like eejits in the meantime

doctorg

Well it's just bad business, I won't buy it for a second they weren't aware of it. 

Their mentality was, I'm guessing, we are getting free money and not many people are complaining. Now Alot of people are complaining and they still are like ok, give us a day or two we'll fix this. lol

Hank Scorpio

doctorg wrote: »

Well it's just bad business, I won't buy it for a second they weren't aware of it. 

Their mentality was, I'm guessing, we are getting free money and not many people are complaining. Now Alot of people are complaining and they still are like ok, give us a day or two we'll fix this. lol

Pretty much, such bser's. We're all eejits like

doctorg

I'm still having speed issues eircom ...

doctorg

So I spoke to someone on Wednesday last week who said if the issue isn't resolved by friday, Eircom will release me from my contract without any fees. I've waited till today and still my having trouble with the internet. 

I called up the respective department this morning to ask to be released from my contract, the gentleman on the phone said he will call me back in 10 minutes 190 minutes ago. 

So can anyone here help me and release me from my contract, I do not wish to cancel the service right now but just wish to be released from my contract. 

doctorg

Called 3 times there. Was hung up on three times. 

Reps here don't respond either, just skip this thread

doctorg

After an hour on the phone, I've been released from my contract. 

marklazarcovic

doctorg wrote: »

After an hour on the phone, I've been released from my contract. 

Such a shambles.. any decent company would try leave as much goodwill with u as possible in the hope of a possible return to them in future..not eircom.


Expect a cancellation bill