Exciting New Contract Opportunity - Starting ASAP in Greece

Oracle Business Intelligence (BI) Publisher Expert required for an exciting new contract opportunity starting ASAP in Greece
Oracle BI Publisher Expert required for a project to be based in Greece. The role is to be based in the telecommunications industry and the role entails support for the design and implementation of final invoice layout given the XML output of BRM 7.4 solution. Experience of projects involving webservices will be favoured. The successful Oracle BI Publisher Expert will be offered an initial 2 months contract starting ASAP with excellent chance of extensions to follow.
To be considered for this excellent contract opportunity please email your CV to [email protected] and I shall call you back to discuss the project further.
I look forward to hearing from you!

As this role is working in Greece, the Candidate would have to be an EU passport holder.
Can anybody recommend any BI Publisher Experts currently looking for work?

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Existing customer wished to start a new contract

Hi,
After coming to the end of the my initial 18 month contract I looked online and saw lots of great deals that BT offer new customers (6 months free, free homehub, Sainsburys vouchers, etc). So armed with this and also prices from Talk Talk I phoned BT in the hope that I could maybe upgrade my current broadband package and make use of these great deals.
I was told that the online deals are for new customers only and as an existing customer I cannot get these. The deal I was offered was more expensive than the new customer deals when you work out the monthly cost !!
I'm baffled by this as everyone knows it's easier for a company to keep a customer than gain a new one. There is less work that BT need to do to start me on a new contract compared to a new customer, I also do not need any new hardware, and yet I'm charged more !
Is this right I was I talking to the wrong people at BT?
Don't want to leave BT really but other companies offer better deals and so far BT are not interested
Steve

Hi,
I am currently on BT's standard broadband package at £13 + line rental. So thought I'd upgrade to BT infinity 1 (up to 40mb) with or without unlimited download usage. They quoted me £21.25 per month for unlimited infinity and £17.65 for the 40gb limit which was more than the current new customer deals at the time of calling.
I phoned twice speaking to different people and the both said the same
I'll try the options team tonight.
What is option3?
Thanks for your advice
Steve

Can I put in my new sim card to start a new contract while in Germany?

I have been sent a sim card to start a new contract for my existing phone. My current contract runs out on 16th August but I will be out of the country on 16th. Is it likely to cause problems if I insert the new sim card when I'm away?Sue

You will not get a signal because roaming will not be enable on your account. And if your moving your number to this new SIM card it will not migrate to the new SIM card because you need to be on the EE network for it to move across. So yes you will have issues.

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Thank you very much.
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New Contract -- Very Slow Speeds--900kbps

Hi Everyone, i am glad to find a community service like this.
I have been a BT Broadband customer since the start, BT has always been a good reliable service. For approx two years I had the unlimited 8meg service that included a mobile phone. BT Anywhere. I phoned BT to cancel the mobile phone, during the call I was told i was paying too much for my service and if i signed up to Option 3 up to 20 meg BB i could save £20 I Did, I was promised no changes to my speed. This new contract started on the 31 Aug. No problems until last week.
On my old 8meg contract i could guarantee speeds of 2500-3000kbps during the day and 5000kbps after 12am. The last 5 days all I can get is 900kbps, at any time, trying multiple routers etc .... I am not sure if this change is tied into my contract. I normally use a Netgear DG router which reports a downstream of 5000+. To show stats and to test i am using my HomeHub. Any suggestion/help what has caused the slow speed all of a sudden would be greatly appreciated.
I phoned Customer Service...and to be honest i did not get an answer just unplug this ..unplug that ..etc no changes. An engineer was booked for next month, not sure what they will do.
Thanks
ADSL line status
Connection Information
Line state
Connected
Connection time
0 days, 00:11:43
Downstream
5,248 Kbps
Upstream
448 Kbps
ADSL Settings
VPI/VCI
0/38
Type
PPPoA
Modulation
G.992.1 Annex A
Latency type
Interleaved
Noise margin (Down/Up)
14.6 dB / 28.0 dB
Line attenuation (Down/Up)
34.6 dB / 19.5 dB
Output power (Down/Up)
8.2 dBm / 2.0 dBm
Loss of Framing (Local/Remote)
0 / 0
Loss of Signal (Local/Remote)
0 / 0
Loss of Power (Local/Remote)
0 / 0
FEC Errors (Down/Up)
0 / 0
CRC Errors (Down/Up)
1 / 1
HEC Errors (Down/Up)
0 / 0
Error Seconds (Local/Remote)
1 / 1
Solved!
Go to Solution.

mrbren wrote:
Download Speed
890 Kbps
0 Kbps
1000 Kbps
Max Achievable Speed
Download speedachieved during the test was - 890 Kbps
For your connection, the acceptable range of speeds is 200-1000 Kbps.
Additional Information:
Your DSL Connection Rate :5248 Kbps(DOWN-STREAM), 448 Kbps(UP-STREAM)
IP Profile for your line is - 1000 Kbps
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From your posted bt test
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Feel such an idiot, may now cancel new contract.

Just rang BT as my contract had come to an end, I have Broad band option 3 and unlimted calls.
Did some research and wanted to see what BT would offer me before I moved providers.
Was told that I had been offered a loyalty bonus and was made to feel like BT was giving me a better deal then all the rest.
I was to be given a new homehub 3 which cost £99 for 50p a month, and broadband calls at a special rate.
I now find that this was all rubbish, there is no deal if I dont cancel the contract then I will pay the going amount for my package, £44.50 to add insult to injury I am being charged £6 for delivery of a homehub.
I am utterly deflated, I feel such an idiot. I was made to feel that I had been offered a great deal when in fact I wasnt. I rang to see what they could do for me as I had found a similar package a lot cheaper. I was talked into a new contract thinking that I was being offered a better price then what BT offered when in fact I wasnt.
Seriously considering cancelling my contract.

leavingsoon wrote:
You need to act quickly. You should be protected for 14 days after agreeing a contract to cancel.
To be honest BT are the sneakiest bunch of (can't say) I've come across. I used to hate Sky but BT have surpassed this.
I'm off to Virgin Media. You can change your package without a contract renewal for a start. I was slammed with a 24 month contract just to change from the 10gb BB to the 40gb BB.
I'm now going to pay the £180 cancellation fee because the BT service is so shockingly terrible. Spent hours dealing with technical support, had multiple HH2's and still the issues persist. Been a customer for nearly 2 years and still have 12 months to run but enough is enough.
Get out while you can.
Your talking rubbish , there is NO 14 day period and you weren't slammed, you willingly took out a upgrade and therefore a new contract, that is not slamming.
A few months with Virgin media and you might be coming back
toekneem
http://www.no2nuisancecalls.net
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Just installed Firefox 3.6. Firefox will not start and Firefox safemode does not start either. Using Task manager I do not see if started either. If I create a new profile and start from that window, Firefox starts up. I see no error windows/messages. I d

Just installed Firefox 3.6. Firefox will not start and Firefox safemode does not start either. Using Task manager I do not see if started either. If I create a new profile and start from that window, Firefox starts up. I see no error windows/messages. I do have it listed in my Firewall as an exception program with Permit All. What is happening?
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Every time Firefox opened
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New contract, new hub, same broadband speed.

Went online to look at my broadband options - it suggested I could get 12-17MB/s on a new contract.
So I rang and got a new contract. The new hub arrived, works great.
Now, when I go online to bt.com and run the speed estimator, it suggests I could get only 12MB/s. OK this is right at the bottom end of the initial range, but fair enough.
However, the actual BT broadband speed test says I'm only getting 7.9MB/s - exactly the same as I got before the new contract.
So, my question is, should I actually expect a greater speed? Is BT providing a newer, upgraded form of VDSL? I mean, is there some technical reason why I could expect a greater speed?
(edit) OK I've done a bit of self-help... see some results below. Doesn't help me but maybe somebody can make use of this information. And yes of course I tried the speed test again and it didn't make any difference.

you are on broadband with fibre vdsl which is the same as infinity but because your speed estimate was <15mb BT do not sell infinity where speed is <15Mb but you get broadband with fibre instead. this is still fibre to the cabinet and copper from cabinet to your home - just the same as infinity.
this is the second post recently where the estimate was the checker 'A' speeds but the reality is your line is not good enough for 'A' so you have somewhere between 'A' and the 'B' speed
the diagnostic test normally does work but sometimes you need to try a few times
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New contract - 'old style' 1980 fixed master socke...

Hi
LJ2/ socket!!
I couldn't believe my eyes, when I came home from work one day!
An ancient socket fixed behind a chest of drawers [when I requested to put on the wall above it]
But this guy from BT Openreach convinced my girlfriend that it's better to have it behind heavy piece of furniture...
just in case someone wants to look at it - me! [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:LJ_Front.jpg]
So if I want I-Plate I will have to pay again £120.
Thank you mister openreach!
Another reason I came here today;
Two years on the new contract and my average download speed only twice exceeded 1Mbps. [i know because I monitor the network]
The last time it was in November and I enjoyed +4Mbps for couple of days [so this is the true capacity of my line]
But since I remember my average download speed was solid 100-110KB/s and when I look at monitor graph it's a straight line, never up and down.
Does it mean that my line is capped?
I didn't complain to BT before - mainly because I have only bad experiences with their customer service and it cost me dearly when I have to call them so - I learn to live with that...
But now my girlfriend use it more and more and she needs fast internet for her study.
So here I am:
Router statistics, last night:
ADSL line status
Connection information
Line state   Connected
Connection time   4 days, 8:41:39
Downstream   1,107 Kbps
Upstream   800 Kbps
ADSL settings
VPI/VCI   0/38
Type   PPPoA
Modulation   ITU-T G.992.5
Latency type   Interleaved
Noise margin (Down/Up)   7.6 dB / 8.3 dB
Line attenuation (Down/Up)   52.0 dB / 28.5 dB
Output power (Down/Up)   15.3 dBm / 12.1 dBm
Loss of Framing (Local)   0
Loss of Signal (Local)   0
Loss of Power (Local)   0
FEC Errors (Down/Up)   0 / 120
CRC Errors (Down/Up)   3966 / N/A
HEC Errors (Down/Up)   N/A / 187
Error Seconds (Local)   2967
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1. Best Effort Test: -provides background information.
   Download Speed
   869 Kbps
0 Kbps   1000 Kbps
Max Achievable Speed
Download speedachieved during the test was - 869 Kbps
For your connection, the acceptable range of speeds is 400-1000 Kbps.
Additional Information:
Your DSL Connection Rate :1104 Kbps(DOWN-STREAM), 800 Kbps(UP-STREAM)
IP Profile for your line is - 973 Kbps
2. Upstream Test: -provides background information.
   Upload Speed
   664 Kbps
0 Kbps   800 Kbps
Max Achievable Speed
>Upload speed achieved during the test was - 664 Kbps
Additional Information:
Upstream Rate IP profile on your line is - 800 Kbps
I do hope I find someone who can help me.

Thank you for your reply, imjolly.
Yes, this is the master socket and the only one I have access to.
There is another guy [we live in shared house] he has bt vision; he says he never go below 4Mbps
I would use your advice - but I'm not sure it is legal to fiddle with BT property.
Apparently bellwire is not the cause of my trouble since I know that my line can carry +4Mbps easily.
I want BT representative to answer few questions:
1. How was it possible in 2009 I have new line fitted with 1980 socket?
Who is responsible and how it will be fixed?
2. Is my line capped?
3. Is my line faulty? When can you check and repair it?
My recent statistics:
ps. I fixed formatting issue in my first message.
I was a complete mess, no wonder only one reply.

Signing a new contract

I cannot seem to get a straight answer on when you are eligible to sign a new contract. I have found conflicting responses on both this forum (for other questions), through online customer service, and in in a store.
My husband and I are currently 17 and 10 months into our contracts, respectively, and would like to get iPhones. We certainly cannot afford the full retail price for them, and they are not available "Certified Used," so that is not an option. We both currently have regular phones (not even a data plan - just the basic family voice plan and text messaging - about $108/month).
I had the impression that our "upgrade dates" (of July 2011 and February 2012) were the dates we could get new phones WITHOUT signing a new contract (month-to-month). Or are those the earliest dates we can sign a new 2-year contract and purchase iPhones at the discounted pricing? In other words, someone please help me understand what exactly the "upgrade date" means and how it is related to signing a new 2-year contract.
If we can sign new contracts with Verizon, we'd do that -- otherwise, we'd probably take the hit of the early termination fee and switch carriers.

erinnjh wrote:
I cannot seem to get a straight answer on when you are eligible to sign a new contract. I have found conflicting responses on both this forum (for other questions), through online customer service, and in in a store.
My husband and I are currently 17 and 10 months into our contracts, respectively, and would like to get iPhones. We certainly cannot afford the full retail price for them, and they are not available "Certified Used," so that is not an option. We both currently have regular phones (not even a data plan - just the basic family voice plan and text messaging - about $108/month).
I had the impression that our "upgrade dates" (of July 2011 and February 2012) were the dates we could get new phones WITHOUT signing a new contract (month-to-month). NO, upgrade dates are when you have reached month 20 of your 24 month contract that you signed when you bought the phone(s). You are then able to buy a new phone at the "2-yr contract price", and sign a new contract for 2 years from that point. Your contract goes month to month only when it reaches the FULL term (24 months) and you do NOT purchase a new phone. At that point, you can terminate service without paying an ETF. You cancontinue your service indefinitely, or cancel and move to another carrier.
Or are those the earliest dates we can sign a new 2-year contract and purchase iPhones at the discounted pricing? Yes, that's it exactly. In other words, someone please help me understand what exactly the "upgrade date" means and how it is related to signing a new 2-year contract.
If we can sign new contracts with Verizon, we'd do that -- otherwise, we'd probably take the hit of the early termination fee and switch carriers. You can each sign a new contract when you reach the upgrade date listed on your account - when Verizon considers your current contract completed enough to give you the option to upgrade and remain with them for another two year term.
The previous poster mentioned the "annual" upgrade - if you are planning on getting the iPhone, then it's a moot point since you can't use it for the iPhone.
It is a benefit offered to the primary line only at 12 months of a 2 year contract signed before Jan 16 or 18 (I can't remember the exact date) 2011. Contracts signed now do not include this option, and it can't be used for the iPhone.
I hope this has cleared some of the confusion. I'm not surprised you got differing answers as many store reps and CSR's don't understand the upgrading ins and outs fully either, and just want to SELL, SELL, SELL.

New contract account for every line item in subscription order....

Hi Guys,
I am having a problem with the subscription order.
Whenever I change the subscription order and add a line item to it, SAP by default creates a new contract account for that line item. Whereas I want to assign the same contract account to the second line item also.
Can you suggest me any solution for this problem?
Thanks in advance...
Regards,
Abhay

Hello Abhay,
This is the normal and correct function for SAP. If you would like for the subscriptions to be on the same contract that you subscriber has, an enhancement has to be developed.
We had a similar requirement and an enhancement was developed per specifications.
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Hi support please help me to sync my ipod and iphone 5 . Since i have installed new itunes version 12 , i am not able to sync to transfer data to my devices through itunes.
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Verizon now forcing new contracts instead of month to month

My FIOS bundle expired in March. I understood both from online statements and from talking with Verizon support that my services would continue on a month to month basis. I was happy with this while I look at whether I will continue with FIOS, purchase a new bundle or go elsewhere.
I find today that when looking at my account that Verizon have instigated a new contract for 12 months with an enforced ETF fee!! How can a company a) Instigate a new contract without my agreeement or notification? b) Change the terms of an existing agreement (i.e month to month) without notifying me first?
The enforced contract with ETF seems to me to be a legal form of theft - though how Verizon can mandate this practice is beyond me. If you are in the same situation - i.e. month to month - check your accout.
It looks now as though now I am being forced to continue with Verizon, purchase with a new 2 year contract or leave and pay a (to me) wholly unfair termination fee.

call the business office. Verizon reps will resolve this for you.

I need to create a Notification in CRM WebUI When we create a new contract

Hi Experts,
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As per my knowledge we are not maintaining Notification information in CRM System. So could you please
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Hello Roli,
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