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I called them to buy a new internet connection.
They have a machine saying they are to busy and I have to call back later. What kind of business dont have time for new customers.
I buy somewhere else.
Be very careful with Teleking. Their connection work has intended but they not respect laws.
Contract duration isn't 12 months like write everywhere even in general conditions but 18 months.
They activate your line and not send you invoice and you can't pay anywhere. They delay voluntary invoice of 6 months and after tell you than you need to stay 12 months after first invoice date even activation fee was for the day 1 and can't be delayed to 6 months later.
They not respect laws and try to scam customers with false contract duration.
Avoid this company and use other company who respect their general conditions and minimal contract duration.
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