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Unbundling your number

Shanerie · 2002-10-15 10:38:13

What do the eircom engineers *acutally* do at the exchange in order to unbundle your line? Must be very complicated as the waiting time is 20 working days. *ahem* :rolleyes: (down from 6 weeks btw)

15-10-2002 10:38am

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Shanerie

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What do the eircom engineers *acutally* do at the
exchange in order to unbundle your line?

Must be very complicated as the waiting time is 20 working days.
*ahem* :rolleyes: (down from 6 weeks btw)

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#2 15-10-2002 12:03pm

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they look at the ESAT engineer as HE does all the work

They are only there to escort him around as per Section 3.2 ofThis

The Eircom employee is known in internal Eircom documents as the COW, they are not being in the least ironic either which astounds me. Thats 'clerk of works' in full. see page 23 of that link to see the 'internal' definition of what a COW is by Eircom

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#3 15-10-2002 3:50pm

De Rebel

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I thought that all of Eircon's COWs worked in 1901 in tullamore

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