Tuesday, August 16, 2011

WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN (PREDICAMENT OF SUN BROADBAND USER)







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Monday, August 15, 2011 4:49 PM

Monday, August 15, 2011 4:49 PM

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Dear Mr. / Ms. Officer,


I'm writing to present my complaint against Sun Cellular Broadband owned by Lance Gokongwei with an office at 29th Floor, Galleria Corporate Center, Ortigas Pasig.

The said company flaunts their slogan as consistent, fast and reliable internet. So be it!

On May 23rd of the present year, I applied for the post paid broadband plan of the above mentioned company at Sun Cellular The Sun Shop Level 4, Unit C - 402 Bldg B, SM Megamall, Mandaluyong. I paid a total of Php 1,687.00 for the modem (Huawei E153 Modem) plus for the first month payment of Adv MSF - SBW Plan 799. The guy there told me that the service will be activated within 24 hours. 

The 24 hours promised of the guy had passed and still I can't use the service. I wouldn't know that my account is not yet registered until I called their customer service. The CS informed me that my account must be registered and/or enrolled first before it could be activated. The CS informed me that it would take like 24 hours for the activation. Err! This was already misinformation. At the shop, the guy clearly informed me that I don't need to do anything. I'll just need to wait for 24 hours and I can already use the service.

But the predicament didn't end there. My account was activated however, my goodness I never had a chance to use the service well. I mean, it's a postpaid so I deserve a better service than those prepaid. But to tell you guys, it was a verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyy sloooooooooooooooooow connection! My god! Sun claims consistency, fast and reliable internet connection but it was the other way around. Misbranding! Misinformation! And above all, false advertising to get more subscribers.

Everyday I had to call their customer service to report slow connection. So I got another responsibility to my life - and that was to call them every time I use their service. Their customer service agents were inconsistent in providing information. Somebody told me that there was a maintenance around Sampaloc Manila area so expect for slow connection. Other agents told me that there was no problem at all.

On the contrary, their troubleshooting didn't help to speed up my internet connection. Just after a few days when I got their service, I was pissed off. I decided to cancel the account and I requested to refund the payment I made.

Unfortunately, they didn't allow me to cancel the account unless I pay for the termination fee. Hooo! Gold digger! After getting revenue from me after I paid Php 1,687.00, then they want me to pay again! That's ridiculous. 

The lock up period will end on the 23rd of August. It's almost three months when I complained to their company and yet, I haven't received any feedback. Well, maybe it's there delaying tactic until the lock up period ends. Every time I talk to their supervisors, they always promised me that they will follow-up. Follow-up and follow-up and another more follow-up. These supervisors are Ginalyn Tugade, Jek Wenceslao and Michael Sillano (Employee 200-903-06).

I'm looking forward for a positive feedback on this.

Account Number: 0154937072
Complaint Reference Number: 618344

Should you have more questions, please contact me.

Thank you so much for your attention!



Regards,

Elmor Nolla Mores





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Monday, July 25, 2011 5:39 PM


Monday, July 25, 2011 5:39 PM

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The hell you are.

Check this complaint number: 618344 

Regards,

Moimoi Mores

E: finding_emoi@yahoo.com

M: 09179331650


From: Suncellular
To: Moimoi
Sent: Friday, July 22, 2011 12:39 PM
Subject: RE: 0154937072

Good day
We do understand where you are coming from and we will appreciate if you can send us series of screenshots of your connection via www.speedtest.net.

Should you have other concerns, you may also call our 24/7 Customer Service hotline by dialing (02) 395-3333 for landline and 333 using your SUN mobile phone for further assistance.  
Thank you. 
Philippe P. Chieng
Officer
Customer Service Operations
Sun Cellular


From: Moimoi
Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2011 7:13 PM
To: Suncellular
Cc:
Subject: Re: 0154937072
For follow-up.


From: Moimoi
To: Suncellular
Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2011 3:28 PM
Subject: Re: 0154937072
Hey don't be stupid.
I don't need your troubleshooting.
Please read the complaint!
Damn!


From: Suncellular
To: Moimoi
Sent: Monday, July 18, 2011 6:23 AM
Subject: RE: 0154937072
Good day  
Thank you for taking tim e to write us. However to further help you regarding this, please provide the following information:
  • Light indicator on modem (color)
  • Sbw number
  • Signal and signal bars of the SBW platform
  • date of the problem
  • exact location
  • series of screenshot via www.speedtest.net
For the meantime, we also advise you to check your signal if you are connected with our 3G connections. Kindly che ck if you are connected with either WCDMA or HSDPA by following these simple steps: 
    1. Remove the device, then close the In ter face
    2. Remove SIM card and re-insert properly
    3. Make sure that the modem is properly detected before re-opening the in ter face
    4. Open SBW platform
    5. Then, Choose Network
    6. Under Network type, choose WCDMA only
    7. Click apply then OK   
This will ensure connection with the 3G signal even if EDGE (2G) is stronger in your location.
We are glad to inform you that our technical department has recently made system enhancement this week to improve the speed of in ter net connection and stability for normal web surfing and video streaming. We do apologize for any inconvenience it may have caused you.  
Should you have other concerns, you may also call our 24/7 Customer Service hotline by dialing (02) 395-3333 for landline and 333 using your SUN mobile phone for further assistance.  
Thank you. 
Philippe P. Chieng
Officer
Customer Service Operations
Sun Cellular


From: Moimoi
Sent: Saturday, July 16, 2011 11:54 PM
To: Moimoi ; Suncellular
Subject: Re: 0154937072
For follow-up
Regards,

Moimoi Mores

E: finding_emoi@yahoo.com

M: 09179331650


From: Moimoi
To: "suncellular@digitel.ph"
Cc:
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2011 3:16 PM
Subject: 0154937072
To Whoever Receives This Email,
Elmor Nolla Mores
0154937072
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This is a follow-up for the nth times regarding on this fucking account from your fucking company.
On 23rd of May, I applied your stupid broadband 799 at your fucking Sun Cellular Cen ter at Megamall. The idiot guy told me that the shit service will be activated within 24hours. Forty-eight hours have passed and nothing happened. MIS IN FORMATION.
I will not know that the shit account is not regis ter ed not until I called your stupid CS. So then, the account was activated. According to your very proud TV Ad, your broadband has the fastest service. Err! From the first day I tried it, I never had a good service until you got to my nerve. MIS IN FORMATION. FALSE ADVERTIS IN G.
I'm sick and tired of this bullshit Sun Cellular. Please look at this number 618344 because I'm not happy dwelling this predicament.
Should you not take care of this concern, then I have no choice but to file a complaint vs. your company before the office of NTC. Furthermore, I shall file a legal case before the court (my dad is working in a law firm so it's not hard for me to do so).
Not a happy customer!

Saturday, August 6, 2011

MR. BEAN SURVIVES CAR ACCIDENT


Source:
guardian.co.uk home


Rowan Atkinson leaves hospital after McLaren F1 crash


Rowan Atkinson's McLaren F1 car after the crash on the A605 near Haddon in Cambridgeshire. Photograph: Gareth Purnell/Rex Features


Rowan Atkinson, the comedian and petrol-head, has been discharged from hospital on Friday after walking away from a crash in one of the world's fastest road cars – suffering no worse than an injured shoulder, some very expensive coach work and wounded pride.

He left Peterborough City hospital in a wheelchair by the back door, flanked by security guards who attempted to block waiting photographers, and was driven away in a private ambulance.

The accident happened when one of the stars of his large car collection the maroon McLaren F1 – which he bought in 1997 for a reported £650,000, as a reward for the success of his Mr Bean film – apparently spun off the wet road on Thursday night and hit a tree and a lamppost. He had been travelling on the A605 near Haddon, Cambridgeshire, at around 7.30pm, at the time.

His agents, PBJ & JBJ, said the actor would leave hospital sore but without serious injury, that nobody else was involved in the accident, and that he had no comment to make.

Only a few weeks ago, when he clocked up the fastest guest star lap on the BBC Top Gear programme, he staunchly defended the McLaren to a presenter Jeremy Clarkson. "You've got to live with it. I have lived with it for 14 years, I've done a lot of miles in it, I've done 37,000 miles – which for a McLaren is a lot," said Atkinson.

He loaned the car to the programme on a previous occasion, when it was driven by another Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond without incident.

In 1999, Atkinson damaged the bonnet of the car – which is capable of 230mph, and accelerates from 0-60mph in 3.2 seconds – in a low-speed shunt.

The vehicle will probably be returned to the McLaren factory in Woking for repairs. A spokesman at the plant said: "We are waiting to hear more details on the incident, and wish him well for his recovery in the meantime."

On screen and in real life, Atkinson has a serious car habit. As the hapless Mr Bean he folds his long angular frame with difficulty into a Mini, but drives altogether flashier cars as his other alter ego, the Bond-lite spy Johnny English. He drove an Aston Martin in the first film, and alternates between a racing wheelchair, and a Rolls-Royce with – as he boasted on Top Gear – a 9 litre V16 engine in the new film, due for release next month.

Atkinson also races cars from his extensive collection, including his 1964 Ford Falcon. He is also believed to own a 1980s Aston Martin V8 Zagato, an Audi A8 and, more thriftily, a Honda Civic Hybrid.



Rowan Atkinson injured in car crash

The actor Rowan Atkinson was taken to hospital after his car crashed, reports said.

The Blackadder and Mr Bean star is believed to have suffered a shoulder injury in the incident on the A605 in Haddon, Cambridgeshire, on Thursday night.

According to reports the 56-year-old was driving a McLaren F1 super car when it spun around several times, ran into a tree and a lamppost and caught fire.

The actor is said to have walked from the vehicle and was with a passing motorist until emergency services arrived.

East of England ambulance service said: "We were called to a single vehicle road traffic collision at 7.30 tonight on the A605 at Haddon."

A man was taken to hospital in Peterborough with "a minor shoulder injury", a spokesman added.

A spokeswoman for Cambridgeshire police said: "We can confirm that there was a single vehicle road traffic collision at around 7.30pm on the A605." Firefighters arrived on the scene to put out the blaze.

A spokesman for the star could not be reached for comment.

Atkinson, known to be a car enthusiast, recently topped the leader's board on Top Gear's star in a reasonably priced car segment.

He told presenter Jeremy Clarkson he was keen on racing and was currently driving a 1964 Ford Falcon.