ISP activation failures strand customers without internet for weeks
New ISP customers with simple activation issues get trapped in multi-transfer support loops, spending hours on hold across multiple agents with no resolution. Lost work time and productivity accumulate while the issue remains unresolved for weeks. The systemic failure is in support routing and cross-team account ownership, not the underlying technology.
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