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Greenogue co dublin upgrade to NGB

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  • 26-11-2012 1:45am
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    Dan82
    Registered Users Posts: 392 ✭✭


    Hi,

    I got an email on boards from a member of the eircom team to tell me that before the end of 2012 we would have NGB for Newcastle Co Dublin as Greenogue was being upgraded.

    Since this point we have heard nothing, is this still going ahead or has it been haulted and is there any certain date of it now happening.

    Would be great if someone could let us know

    If someone from eircom needs my number just ask and i Dm it onto you.


    Thanks


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    eircom: Tony
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,226 ✭✭✭eircom: Tony


    Dan82 wrote: »
    Hi,

    I got an email on boards from a member of the eircom team to tell me that before the end of 2012 we would have NGB for Newcastle Co Dublin as Greenogue was being upgraded.

    Since this point we have heard nothing, is this still going ahead or has it been haulted and is there any certain date of it now happening.

    Would be great if someone could let us know

    If someone from eircom needs my number just ask and i Dm it onto you.


    Thanks
    Still scheduled to be migrated Dan82. I am chasing feedback on timeline and will update you as soon as I can..
    Tony


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    Dan82
    Registered Users Posts: 392 ✭✭Dan82


    eircom: Tony wrote: »
    Still scheduled to be migrated Dan82. I am chasing feedback on timeline and will update you as soon as I can..
    Tony

    Hi Tony,


    That would be great, thanks for your help


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    eircom: Mark
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,441 ✭✭✭eircom: Mark


    Dan82 wrote: »
    Hi Tony,


    That would be great, thanks for your help

    Hi Dan82,

    I followed up with the the NGB roll-out team and the best indication they can give is hopefully mid 2013 when the Greenogue exchange may be migrated.

    Thanks, Mark


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    Dan82
    Registered Users Posts: 392 ✭✭Dan82


    eircom: Mark wrote: »

    Hi Dan82,

    I followed up with the the NGB roll-out team and the best indication they can give is hopefully mid 2013 when the Greenogue exchange may be migrated.

    Thanks, Mark


    Mark

    That's for your reply but it only shows once again the awful customer service eircom provide.

    I was promised we would have ngb this end of year at latest and it was only reason I didn't move to sat br


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    Dan82
    Registered Users Posts: 392 ✭✭Dan82


    Dan82 wrote: »
    Mark

    That's for your reply but it only shows once again the awful customer service eircom provide.

    I was promised we would have ngb this end of year at latest and it was only reason I didn't move to sat br


    Thanks for your reply but it only shows once again the awful customer service eircom provide.

    I was promised we would have ngb this end of year at latest and it was only reason I didn't move to sat broadband or mobile broadband.

    Now im left months on with a different answers.

    Why couldnt i be told this before instead of wasting my time , im not back at the start again months on from where i started, its a bit of a joke to be fair


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    Sponge Bob
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    Dan82 wrote: »
    I was promised we would have ngb this end of year at latest and it was only reason I didn't move to sat broadband or mobile broadband.

    The people of Oldtown and Coon in Kilkenny and Calverstown in Kildare were promised DSL was coming in April 2007 . In 2008 the CEO of eircom said it would be sorted by 2009.

    Today, almost 6 YEARS LATER they have nothing better than dialup and eircom cannot manage either a date or an apology.

    Even basic up to 8mbits broadband beats Mobile and always beats Sat. Unless you live right beside the mast perhaps in which case it is temptingly cheap.


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