[Front page] A bad experience with Lowi

[cobito]

This post is a bit different from the usual, but I have decided to use the cover to share my experience with Lowi and, by the way, do bad advertising in exchange for the treatment they have given me.

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[Fassou]

Dear Mr. @cobito

contracting with Vodafone is already considered a high-risk sport, so Lowi is already within the activities that no insurance would cover

Don't get discouraged, but it's probably time to reread the terms of the contract you signed when you signed up, and then take a look at the Telecommunications User Attention Office, to be clear about your rights.

As they say in the ads: Government of Spain

Best regards!

[garfield]

If Lowi is the low-cost option of Vodafone, you have to be a fool to not see it.
Having the conditions of Ono in writing in the mail, when Vodafone absorbed it, they ignored it, so I am not surprised at all about your situation.

[Yorus]

We are always sold to the operators, in the end we do nothing more than jump from one to another hoping to find the definitive company, because either you work hard to defend your personal case before consumption or whoever it is, or no one is going to stop them.

Personally, in my history with the operators, I have only had perfect experiences with Wanadoo (times have changed), ONO in its early days, Yoigo and Simyo (I have it for 4G internet at my parents' house). The others, which are Orange, Movistar, Vodafone and Jazztel have always had some issue.

[cobito]

Removing my 56kbps connections, I started with Wanadoo at 256kbps. There, when the duplications started, I had micro-cuts. That has been the worst incidence I have had so far. Then Jazztel, Ya.com, Pepephone, all of those with ADSL and finally Orange with FTTH. I have also never had administrative problems for example managing cancellations: always by phone and even by email.

But this Lowi thing has been crazy from the first moment.

Today at noon I called Orange and half an hour ago the technician left. I already have Internet.

Don't get discouraged, but it's probably time to read again the conditions of the contract you signed with the high, and then take a walk to the Telecommunications User Attention Office, to have clear your rights.

Thanks for the information. I will give it a review. If they just give them a good wake-up call, I would be satisfied although I think my joy is going to end in a well.