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Complaints process…
‘The Telkom ADSL SLA gives an elaborate description of the
complaints process in cases where customers feel that Telkom did not comply with its Service Level Agreement. In
cases where the complaints process was not satisfactory customers will have the option to meet with Telkom to
decide whether the matter should be referred to arbitration. Where discussions between Telkom and its customer
fail to resolve the dispute the matter will be referred to ICASA’ (Telkom releases ADSL SLA, MyBroadband, 6 November 2007).
In other words, if their complaints process doesn’t get the desired
results you have the option to meet someone from Telkom in person
(without boxing gloves, knifes, shot guns, et cetera). If you’re still not satisfied you can go to ‘big brother’
ICASA. How
convenient.
ADSL South
Africa (Broadband South Africa) welcomes the release of Telkom’s ADSL SLA although we despise the way they are
once again insulting the Average Joe’s intelligence.
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