Letter from Wanadoo/Orange Customer Relations
Posted by Cottontimer on 06 Jun 2006 | Tagged as: London
In response to my complaint to the ISPA last week, Orange, formerly Wanadoo, Customer Relations sent me a letter by post today giving me details on how to apply for my refund and offering to arrange the cancelling of my account without cancellation fee. Why couldn’t this letter have arrived yesterday so I wouldn’t have gotten all worked up?!
Here’s my email to Orange/Wanadoo:
Thank you very much for your letter dated Monday, 05 June 2006. I arranged to have my Wanadoo/Orange account cancelled by repeatedly calling Tech Support and Customer Service yesterday without incurring a cancellation fee (please doublecheck this for me, thank you).
I would, however, like to be reimbursed for the £68.97 that you mentioned in addition to £36.02 in phone charges for a total of £104.99. The BT phone bills are attached.
I am sadly disappointed to have to resort to cancelling. I gave Wanadoo more than three months to rectify my broadband problems to no avail. It has cost me much stress and even some tears. I hope other customers have better luck than my family. I am continuing to document my experience at my blog (http://www.cottontimer.com) so that
I can help others in the same situation.Thanks again and I looked forward to receiving my refund.
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Far more gracious than I would have been.
Bald Man: You think I should have been harsher?
Not saying you should have been harsher; just that I probably would have been harsher.
Bald Man: I’m all bark and no bite sometimes.
Saw this (”As late as 2002 it was easier to get high-speed internet connections in Kuala Lumpur than in much of London.”) in the following article and thought of you! Hope your new ISP is/will treating/treat you better!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/5053330.stm