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Manu S

Manu S

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I’ve had a really frustrating experience with Toob recently and wanted to share what happened. My existing Toob contract was in my name, but I wanted change the contract to be in my partner’s name. Toob said they couldn’t simply transfer the account, I have to pay the cancel fee and they can open a new contract on my partner name, so I waited until my contract was due to expire and arranged a new contract under my partner’s name. The problem was that they couldn’t activate the new contract on the same day my existing one ended, which meant there would be around a five-day gap without internet. During purchase of new contract I asked whether they could extend my existing service until the new connection started. They agreed and updated my service end date to match the new contract start date. However, it appears this change was never properly communicated to CityFibre. At exactly midnight on the original cancellation date, CityFibre disconnected the service. I raised a support ticket at around 12.30am explaining that internet is disconnected already. The ticket was closed saying there is mistake has happended and city fibre have closed the connection and I was asked to call Toob. I called again at around 10am and explained everything. I was told that their system still showed the service as active and was asked to restart the router. I explained that this was not a router issue because CityFibre connection had been disconnected, and the same information was also visible in the support ticket. In few minutes I lost access to all tickets. I was then told they would investigate and get back to me. Nobody contacted me. After waiting around 24 hours, I called again and had to explain the whole situation from the beginning. First they said they will try to reschedule the installation date but looks again city fiber did not give a damn about this. Eventually I was told that they could not reactivate the connection and they could not reschedule it. One engineer gave a advise that if I need to reactivate it they have to cancel the new contract and my renew my current contract.... I had no answer to that because my whole struggle was to change the contract to my partner name. Mainly at that point, I specifically asked them not to charge me for the remaining period because Toob had agreed to extend the service but the service was not actually provided. I was told that no further bill would be generated. The very next day, I received another bill asking me to pay the outstanding amount. This is exactly what I had asked them to prevent. The most frustrating part has been the amount of conflicting information and promises I have received. One person says one thing, another person says something completely different, and then the billing system does something else entirely. I contacted my bank because, from my point of view, I was being charged for a period when the agreed broadband service was not being provided. Toob has now said they can refund the amount, but that still means I have to spend more time sorting out a charge back if refund not provided but that should never have been taken in the first place. I’m not asking for anything unreasonable. I just expect a company to honour what was agreed, communicate properly with its infrastructure provider, give customers accurate information, and not charge for a service it failed to provide. After all the calls, incorrect information, broken promises and unnecessary billing issue, they should have behaved professional atleast one time in this process.