Sad decline
This is the first time I have been on the forum, but was prompted to post, as I appear to be seeing a definite decline in what used to be a first class service from PN.
I think the posts on this subject tend to speak for themselves and are beginning to paint a clear picture.
I feel that the main area needing improvement is COMMUNICATION. Any form of straightforward communication seems to be cleverly hidden in what appears to be a Maze of information and routes. That tells me PN do not want direct communication. Most people also do not have the time to wait around in a long queue on the telephone.
My recent frustration was this last week, when my email stopped working. As usual, my thoughts went straight to me and my system, thinking I had a problem.
Eventually twigging that it may well be PN, I started searching for info. On the status area, I discovered what for me, was a rather vague statement about a problem that would be ongoing until April 6th. What !!!
I sent an email asking for an explanation, but have never received a reply. I tried phoning, but gave up waiting to get through.
Saturday 22nd today and I still can't access my email. I did manage to access web mail, but that has now gone as well.
Why on earth could PN not find a way of communicating clearly to us about this pending problem ? At least we would then know what is going on, as opposed to just being suddenly dumped in mid air.
Personally, I am getting the feeling that PN no longer care as they used to. Could they be following the usual pattern of success and growth, creating a too big to care situation ?
I hope not, as I have always highly applauded Plusnet as being one of the best and really don't want to be changing my provider unless I have to do so.
Mr M.
I think the posts on this subject tend to speak for themselves and are beginning to paint a clear picture.
I feel that the main area needing improvement is COMMUNICATION. Any form of straightforward communication seems to be cleverly hidden in what appears to be a Maze of information and routes. That tells me PN do not want direct communication. Most people also do not have the time to wait around in a long queue on the telephone.
My recent frustration was this last week, when my email stopped working. As usual, my thoughts went straight to me and my system, thinking I had a problem.
Eventually twigging that it may well be PN, I started searching for info. On the status area, I discovered what for me, was a rather vague statement about a problem that would be ongoing until April 6th. What !!!
I sent an email asking for an explanation, but have never received a reply. I tried phoning, but gave up waiting to get through.
Saturday 22nd today and I still can't access my email. I did manage to access web mail, but that has now gone as well.
Why on earth could PN not find a way of communicating clearly to us about this pending problem ? At least we would then know what is going on, as opposed to just being suddenly dumped in mid air.
Personally, I am getting the feeling that PN no longer care as they used to. Could they be following the usual pattern of success and growth, creating a too big to care situation ?
I hope not, as I have always highly applauded Plusnet as being one of the best and really don't want to be changing my provider unless I have to do so.
Mr M.
