"You no longer have mobile data due to a computer problem, but there is nothing we can do and we do not know how long it will last..." Well...
For years, I have been paying a high but justified price for my mobile plan: €24.99 for 170GB.
Realising that I don't need that much data, I switch to a €7.99 plan for 40GB of mobile data.
On the day I changed plans, I received two messages telling me that I had used up all my credit (which is not true, I didn't even have time to start).
I called customer service, who told me that it was a computer bug. Basically, their software tells them that I still have my entire plan, but my mobile phone has no more mobile data. Until their software understands that I no longer have any mobile data, they cannot recharge my mobile data.
It's hard to imagine anything more ridiculous. No one is able to fix this computer problem quickly. NRJ is aware that the problem is on their end and doesn't want to charge me until the problem is resolved, but they have NO TECHNICAL SOLUTION to give me my mobile data.
The mediocrity of capitalist de-evolution is unfathomably profound.
The problem is that they are unable to tell me how long it will take to resolve and they have been aware of the problem for two weeks. So, I could be without 4G for weeks.
The financial oligarchy of this world has made the internet as essential as oxygen. I need to breathe, so I'm leaving for the competition. I don't know how many subscribers they will lose, but it's going to be a lot.
All this because no one is able, with the same equipment, to activate the mobile data that people are entitled to, due to an extremely minor IT problem.








