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PunKrocker
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Confused

Could a PN staff member pm me and explain what ID: 23362894 means?
I phoned this morning asking for my migration date to Plusnet, I am confused by what is in "my questions".
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pcoventry76
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Re: Confused

Ticket ID maybe?
James
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Re: Confused

Hey there,
It looks like you called in to say that you were affected by one of the P1s that we've posted on our website?
Looking at the order that we've placed on your behalf, you should be a PlusNet customer on the 16th Smiley
PunKrocker
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Re: Confused

I'm sorry, what is a P1?
James
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Re: Confused

Smiley
We categorise our internal problems as P1s, P2s and P3s.  A P1 is the highest priority.
You can see our current P1s oin the portal here:
http://portal.plus.net/support/service/problems/index.php?supporta=priorityproblems
Peter_Vaughan
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Re: Confused

P1 = Priority 1 problem
The highest problem level.
These are detailed here
PunKrocker
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Re: Confused

Nope, I only asked for my date, the rest means nothing, I will need to check now as that looks nasty  Shocked
James
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Re: Confused

They're actually not as bad as you would think.
The only concerning one in there (Broadband Phone is being worked on) is the activation fee one which has only affected one customer that we could find. The session drop happen at the weekend and is still a P1 for monitoring purposes.
I'm of the opinion that the fact that we share our priority problems with you should be seen as a good thing and not a scary prospect.  Every ISP will have their own priority problems, but very, very few will share with their customers.
I'm really not sure why you had the ticket put on your account in that case!
PunKrocker
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Re: Confused

Quote from: Jameseh
I'm really not sure why you had the ticket put on your account in that case!

That's ok, I was sure I had the wrong info in my ticket 😉
I did not need any more problems today as my present ISP cut me off for 16 hours from last night as I had cancelled the DD before I migrated this week 😉 😉
pcoventry76
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Re: Confused

they arent allowed to cut you off during a migration
::Edited to remove the edit:::  Huh
Oldjim
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Re: Confused

Not strictly correct.
All the originating IP knows is that you have requested a MAC.
If after doing that a bill needs to be paid and you have cancelled the direct debit they can and will disconnect the user as they have no idea whether you have used the MAC until the transfer goes through and are informed by BTw
PunKrocker
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Re: Confused

Was paid in advance (26th billing date) and it was in their T&C's, problem seems to have been the reseller did not contact me as he was told by the ISP!
PunKrocker
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Re: Confused

Quote from: Pcoventry
they arent allowed to cut you off during a migration

I was "cut off" from doing anything, but still connected to them with a browser message saying "DENIED" 🙂
pcoventry76
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Re: Confused

You would still be connected to them unless they did a complete cease. Killing your throughput was very naughty but look on the brightside you'll be with a decent ISP soon Smiley
PunKrocker
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Re: Confused

Thanks for the info, I thought it was the right thing to do, just to be safe, but obviously not 😉