Dear Urpradhan
I dont know why people cant stand up to what they believe in. I thought you wud help me in making life better for ur fellow bloggers. I am trying to sort out problems here. Dont worry, i wont do anything with ur id. if you believe wat u said, you can do a world better by helping me understand what had gone wrong in ur case. SO THAT THE SAME PROBLEM IS NOT REPEATED.
But if your intention is only to badmouth
TATA, iam sure u can find similar kind of blogs for the brand of
washing machines,
TV,
fridge and all the utensils that u r using at home.
I am sure u r not that kind of a customer, and by the list of concerns u have written, i am sure someone in our system screwed up. ur input(by giving me ur id or name) can help me pull out that weed.
Expeting ur reply
Anoop
I appreciate your intention to help. But this is wasted effort as past customers will be a disgruntled lot and will not help. You must start with the present lot of customers who have valid complaints. And the right way to start will be to study the analysis of complaints and and their resolutuion from your field complaint log/database. I am sure all good companies will do this routinely. This is a must for an ISO company.
I am not from Trivandrum; I am a customer of tata broadband for the past 3 years. I faced about 10 complaints during this period; one of which was major with erratic operation lasting over 30 days. But the service technician visited frequently and changed even the cable. Eventually the problem got sorted out after a month without anybody getting wiser. It must have been an internal server related problem.
Other complaints mostly related to cable, technician forgeting to power of the
router switch (perhaps he was in a hurry to go home) etc. (the switch is located in our building).
Most irritating was closing the complaint without visit or solution. When you check with the cc you are told that the complaint is closed. This happened twice.
On the whole I am a happy and satisfied customer with indicom.