Active since Dec 2022
How is this acceptable, MWeb? I paid nearly R1000 for internet last month. For 15 of those days, I had no service. Zero. Nothing. Let that sink in. Half a month of no internet… and still billed in full. Then it gets worse. On the 20th, I requested a downgrade. I was clearly told it would take 2–10 days to process. Now—14 days later—I’m told the downgrade only applies on a full calendar cycle… meaning I get billed the full amount again. So which version is the truth? Because right now, it looks like: Either your consultants don’t know what they’re talking about Or customers are being told whatever delays billing changes Both are unacceptable. And here’s the real issue: You don’t even publish a clear uptime guarantee. So customers are expected to just accept being offline for half the month, while still paying full price? Under the Consumer Protection Act, services must be delivered as agreed and be of reasonable quality. This clearly isn’t. Let’s summarise: 15 days without service Full billing regardless Conflicting information from support No accountability At this point, this isn’t just “bad service”—it’s a failure to deliver what customers are paying for. I’m posting this publicly because customers deserve to know exactly what they’re signing up for.
I had the displeasure of booking my ASUS laptop in for repairs at Pinnacle Micro today after the ASUS Repair software notified me that the battery the laptop came with is not supported. When getting to the service desk there were a number of people sitting and standing around all busy on their phones and barely looking up because they are so scared that they might get asked to do something. Is this what service has become? This is not acceptable